Estimation of energy consumption due to the elimination of an environmental tax in Ecuador

Páez, Carlos Francisco Terneus; Guayanlema, Verónica; Mera, Absalón Guillermo Cabrera

doi:10.1016/j.esd.2021.11.005

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“…(a) Overconsumption of energy, as widely mentioned by Vallejo [131], Espinoza and Guayanlema [132], Puig et al [133] and Terneus et al [134]. (b) Quito and Guayaquil are considered the third and seventh most congested cities in South America [135].…”

Section: Energy Subsidiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Considering the poor efficiency indicators in the transportation sector, one might assume that there would be special attention given to this sector, but it seems to be quite the opposite. There is a lack of coordination among state agencies related to this sector, existing databases are incomplete, inconsistent and disconnected, and there is evidence of limited and lax control by authorities [134].…”

Section: Efficiency Indicators In Transportationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Energy Security in Ecuador: An Analysis Considering the Interrelationships of the WEF Nexus

Terneus-Páez,

Viteri-Salazar

2023

Energies

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The objective of this research was to analyze energy security in Ecuador, which is interconnected with water and food security. As a methodology, 21 indicators grouped into the following dimensions were analyzed: availability, infrastructure, energy prices, efficiency, social impact, environment and governance. For each indicator, a cross-sectional analysis was carried out with the countries of Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, along with a longitudinal analysis from 2011 to 2021. The main contribution of this study is the characterization of the Ecuadorian energy system as available, accessible, affordable and renewable in an electrical matrix but inefficient and heavily dependent on fiscal resources. The factors that may affect Ecuador’s energy security were determined to be the risk of a reduction in income due to it becoming a net importer of energy, climate change, socio-environmental conflicts, poor diversification, energy subsidies and weak governance. A policy is proposed aimed at decoupling development from fossil fuels, with a systemic vision considering the complexity of interactions with other economic sectors, such as water and food, among others.

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Section: Energy Subsidiesmentioning

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Section: Efficiency Indicators In Transportationmentioning

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Energy Security in Ecuador: An Analysis Considering the Interrelationships of the WEF Nexus

Terneus-Páez,

Viteri-Salazar

2023

Energies

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“…In article 413 of the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador, it is endorsed that: "the state shall promote energy efficiency, the development and use of environmentally clean and healthy practices and technologies, as well as diversified, low-impact renewable energies that do not put at risk food sovereignty, the ecological balance of ecosystems or the water right" [13]. In 2009, the 2009-2020 Electrification Master Plan [14] was approved, which proposed to promote electrification, which led to an extraordinary boost in the electricity sector, which included the extension of electricity networks to rural areas, achieving a positive impact on said communities.…”

Section: Legal Justification For the Use Of Renewable Energy Sourcesmentioning

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Local development applied to the energy scheme using the geographic information system for decision making

Rodríguez-Gámez

Vázque-Pérez

Torres-Pérez

et al. 2022

IJECE

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<span>The availability of endogenous energy resources in the province of Manabí can play an important role in achieving a diverse and sustainable territorial energy matrix. This research work shows the results of the project called geographic information system for sustainable development through the use of renewable energy sources. For the management of the project database, the geographic information system was used, and the information analysis took into account the works published in the main international databases on the use of renewable sources, planning energy, decision-making, and local development. The work allows revealing the energy potential that the territory of Manabí has in terms of the availability of renewable energy sources using the geographic information system, which can help in the decision-making process that contributes to the achievement of a diverse and sustainable territorial energy matrix.</span>

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Assessing the Growth of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles in Ecuador’s Transportation Sector: A Technical Analysis of Their Impact on the Energy Matrix

Albarado,

Valladolid

2024

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Estimation of energy consumption due to the elimination of an environmental tax in Ecuador

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

Energy Security in Ecuador: An Analysis Considering the Interrelationships of the WEF Nexus

Energy Security in Ecuador: An Analysis Considering the Interrelationships of the WEF Nexus

Local development applied to the energy scheme using the geographic information system for decision making

Assessing the Growth of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles in Ecuador’s Transportation Sector: A Technical Analysis of Their Impact on the Energy Matrix

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