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Excluding big hydroelectric plants, renewable energy sources account for only 7% of the total installed energy capacity in Latin America and the Caribbean. Almost half of this capacity (10.2 GW) corresponds to biomass from bagasse, the dry waste from sugarcane. Brazil, the world's largest producer of sugar and the second largest producer of ethanol, is the absolute leader in production of energy from sugarcane biomass in Latin America, accounting for more than 80% of total production in the region. In this report we will look at the panorama for biomass as a source of electric energy in Brazil and its prospects for the future.
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Electric Power Stats is a statistical compendium where we summarize, analyze and show the main annual and quarterly electric figures. We also show the projections for electricity consumption for Brazil & Ecuador for all 2012. This statistical summary will provide all the analysis required for electric industry in Latin America.
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Latin America has a daunting energy challenge ahead. In order to prolong the economic growth and improvements in living standards, the region must expand its electricity generation capacity enormously and improve energy efficiency as well. So called passive energy efficiency measures, such as insulation or low-consumption equipment are not enough, and the contribution of information technology (IT) in design, construction and installation has become key. One area in which there are plenty of opportunities to use IT to reduce consumption is in buildings, a model that is being seen increasingly often in Latin American cities.
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Water management is a challenge for every country in Latin America, especially considering that in many cases there is either no legal framework to regulate water resources or it is obsolete. In this sense, the majority of countries find themselves evaluating or implementing plans that involve the integrated management of water resources, considering multi-sector use and comprehensive management of water basins. Given the growing interest in developing renewable energy sources throughout the region, this issue is especially relevant for the future of energy in Latin America.
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In Argentina, the efforts of the authorities have been directed at avoiding a possible energy crisis, which many economists and specialists have been predicting since 2003. Working on a switch to an integrated mix of nuclear, hydroelectric and wind energy would make it possible to satisfy demand and transform the Argentine energy matrix. This would require an annual investment of no less than US$3 billion over the course of a decade. This report studies the changes that are being carried out in the electric power sector in Argentina, a country that has abundant energy resources -unexploited hydroelectric potential of 36 GW, as well as abundant natural and shale gas- and the prospects for the short and medium term.
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Strong growth in electricity demand, problems with transmission systems and regulations that require reforms, among other factors, make up a complex cocktail that keeps a majority of Latin American countries flirting with energy disaster. However, the problems also present significant business opportunities, as the answers from most of the experts surveyed by BNamericas reflect. In that sense, 2012 has been identified as an important year for electricity generation projects in Latin America, as well as one in which we will continue to see M&A activity in the electric power sector.
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The Electric power Stats is a statistical compendium where we summarize, analyze and show the main electric figures and results for 3Q11. We also show the projections for electricity consumption in Peru and Chile. This statistical summary has everything you need for your analyses of the electric industry in Latin America and Caribbean.
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Energy security, energy efficiency and greater incorporation of non-conventional renewable energy sources are the major challenges for electricity systems in Latin American nations. In this report we look to find out more about the potential of smart grids, the obstacles to their installation and the outlook for deployment of these systems in Latin America.... view more
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Chile has been suffering from an ongoing energy crisis over the last seven years and has yet to find the way forward. High prices for electricity consumption and periodic blackouts have become the norm for residential clients and the production sector. In order to build a more diversified and secure energy matrix, Chile is looking to avail itself of all types of energy generation sources. In this report we will look at the solutions that are being proposed to overcome these problems.
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The Latin American electric power sector faces a favorable scenario in 2012 as well as certain challenges. Current indicators show growth in electricity demand thanks to increased consumption by industry players and large portions of the population in the region that have climbed out of poverty. This increased demand is attracting new investments to expand the capacity of existing power matrices and enhance their security. This report analyzes the main trends and issues which will define the Latin American power industry in 2012.
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The Electric power Stats is a statistical compendium where we summarize, analyze and show the main electric figures and results for 2Q2011. We also show the projections for electricity consumption in Colombia and Argentina. This statistical summary has everything you need for your analyses of the electric industry in Latin America.
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Get three reports related with renewable energy for the price of one report the reports included in the pack are: Solar energy: the sun starts heating up Latin America Wind power in Latin America: competition is blowing strong Biofuels at crossroads ... view more

In this report, BNamericas takes a look at the current status of solar energy in Latin America, identifying the forces that will shape its development and its outlook for the coming years. In addition, we highlight the main projects that are on the drawing board for the near future in the region.... view more
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In this edition of our monthly IS report on Energy, BNamericas reviews and analyzes the medium and long term objectives which Mexico has established for its national electricity generation plan, the vital role of the private sector in this plan as well as the increasingly greater importance that clean and renewable energy has taken on in this market.
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Venezuela ranks as the 8th largest reserve holder and 26th largest producer worldwide. The government is trying hard to attract investors to develop its gas reserves and infrastructure in order to double gas production. This report provides an overview of the Venezuelan gas sector potential and takes a look at the most promising gas projects onshore and offshore.... view more
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