Review and assessment of energy policy developments in Chile

Simsek, Yeliz; Lorca, Álvaro; Urmee, Tania; Bahri, Parisa A.; Escobar, Rodrigo

doi:10.1016/j.enpol.2018.11.058

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“…For example, by 2050, the cost of energy could go from 5% of world GDP to just over 2% of a much larger world economy [19]. The promotion of renewable energy and energy efficiency are popular ways for countries to achieve their energy and environmental goals and for decarbonization and decontamination in the future energy matrix [20].…”

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The Role of Renewable Energies for the Sustainable Energy Governance and Environmental Policies for the Mitigation of Climate Change in Ecuador

Arroyo

Miguel

2020

Energies

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This article presents a comparative analysis of energy governance with respect to renewable energy sources in Ecuador. The use of renewable energy sources increases energy security and enables countries to achieve their climate mitigation goals. Ecuador’s energy mix is dominated using fossil fuels and produces only 7.8% of its energy supply from renewable energy. The scenario analysis suggests that using the example of international renewable energy policies will achieve sustainable energy development in Ecuador. Relying less on fossil fuels and decentralizing the electricity sector from the use of thermoelectric plants is the great challenge for the country. Using the enormous water potential that Ecuador has and taking advantage of the sources of solar, biomass and wind energy available in the country will reduce the forecast of 60,233.70 KT CO2 by 2030 that would be reached if current consumption conditions and energy mix are maintained, while designing a long-term energy planning with a greater participation of renewable energies would forecast a CO2 emission of 41,232.30 KT, that is, a reduction of 31.5% in emissions.

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The Role of Renewable Energies for the Sustainable Energy Governance and Environmental Policies for the Mitigation of Climate Change in Ecuador

Arroyo

Miguel

2020

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“…Thus, the definition of a new framework should provide an economic incentive for the harmonious and sustainable development of the energy sector. In addition to political intentions, in a vulnerable territory such as the Comoros, some economic support mechanisms are required to achieve electrically self-sufficient islands [53]. Unfortunately, despite the energy conference in 2017, the initial signs of such a transition are not yet visible, and the ambitions affirmed in 2017 have not yet been reflected in the national legislative framework.…”

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Comoros’s energy review for promoting renewable energy sources

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At present, energy represents a key element in the social and economic development of a territory. This is particularly true for fragile territories that are not interconnected, such as small island states. As is true for many of the Small Island Developing States (SIDS) worldwide, the energy situation of the Comoros is substantially based on fossil fuel imports. The socioeconomic development of this archipelago is overwhelmingly dependent on energy security from sustainability, availability and affordability perspectives. As a forward-looking response to energy vulnerability, the deployment of renewables to diversify the generation of electricity appears to be an essential prerequisite for guaranteeing a sustainable future. Nevertheless, despite a high potential for renewable energy, only 3.8% of the electricity supply in the Comoros is provided by hydropower. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the energy situation throughout the Comoros and focuses on renewable energy opportunities to facilitate the supply of green power. This study ultimately shows that renewable energies are rarely exploited despite the powerful potential of different resources. Finally, this paper attempts to provide recommendations for the Comoros to pursue a more sustainable future.

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“…Junto con Panamá, México y Nicaragua, Chile es el país con mayor número de estrategias, leyes o programas que afectan la producción de energía solar FV. En 2015 este país fue uno de los que más invirtió en esta temática a nivel mundial, y para el año 2050 tiene prevista la inclusión del 70 % de su matriz energética con este tipo de fuentes (Simsek et al, 2019). Para lograrlo la Comisión Nacional de Energía propuso un esquema regulatorio de 12 políticas que incluye incentivos para la autogeneración, generación distribuida y cogeneración de energía, así como un esquema de subastas y tarifas horarias.…”

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Análisis de los incentivos económicos en la capacidad instalada de energía solar fotovoltaica en Colombia

Castaño-Gómez

Rendón

2020

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Debido a la caída abrupta a nivel mundial del costo nivelado de las tecnologías renovables no convencionales para la generación de energía con estas fuentes (en el caso de los mercados en Estados Unidos entre 39 y 152 USD/MWh para la energía solar fotovoltaica y entre 26 y 50 USD/MWh para la eólica), se ha sustituido la utilización de mecanismos como las Feed in Tariff por las subastas, como un mecanismo de mercado viable para incentivar la inversión en estas fuentes de generación. Por medio del modelo de difusión tecnológica de Bass, este artículo analiza el impacto que tienen los incentivos actuales, contemplados en la Ley 1715 de 2014, en la inversión en energía solar fotovoltaica en Colombia. Los principales resultados arrojados por el escenario de un proyecto a gran escala muestran una capacidad instalada de energía solar fotovoltaica de 1.542 MW en 2030, lo que lo hace el más rentable y el de mayor potencial de crecimiento. El aporte del artículo es examinar el potencial que tiene el mercado eléctrico colombiano respecto a la inclusión de energía solar fotovoltaica.

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Review and assessment of energy policy developments in Chile

Cited by 59 publications

References 30 publications

The Role of Renewable Energies for the Sustainable Energy Governance and Environmental Policies for the Mitigation of Climate Change in Ecuador

The Role of Renewable Energies for the Sustainable Energy Governance and Environmental Policies for the Mitigation of Climate Change in Ecuador

Comoros’s energy review for promoting renewable energy sources

Análisis de los incentivos económicos en la capacidad instalada de energía solar fotovoltaica en Colombia

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