Models of Energetic Diversification in Iberoamerica

Rising oil prices and the Fukushima nuclear accident have brought back to the fore an old debate about the supply of energy, in this paper we think the best solution is to diversify energy sources, promoting alternative energy sources to oil and overall energy efficiency. We have studied the energet...

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Published inObservatorio medioambiental Vol. 15; pp. 103 - 114
Main Authors Blanco Silva, Fernando, Lopez Diaz, Alfonso, Zubelzu Minguez, Sergio, Rodriguez Arribas, David
Format Journal Article
LanguageSpanish
Published 01.01.2012
Subjects
Energy sector
Environmental policy
Latin America
Petroleum industry
Power resources
Prices
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Summary:Rising oil prices and the Fukushima nuclear accident have brought back to the fore an old debate about the supply of energy, in this paper we think the best solution is to diversify energy sources, promoting alternative energy sources to oil and overall energy efficiency. We have studied the energetic structure of eight Latin American countries (Chile, Venezuela, Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and Colombia) and we have compared them, mentioning the most important features of each. Adapted from the source document.
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ISSN:1139-1987
DOI:10.5209/rev_OBMD.2012.v15.40333