2009
DOI: 10.15359/rca.37-1.1
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Alternativas para el mejor aprovechamiento de la electricidad en Costa Rica

Abstract: Se propone que ante la creciente demanda de energía eléctrica Costa Rica aproveche el gran potencial disponible de fuentes propias y renovables, en lugar de invertir en centrales térmicas que funcionan con recursos importados y contaminantes; y se expone las que podrían ser las limitaciones que impidan ese aprovechamiento. Finalmente, se presenta -a modo de ejemplo- una alternativa para un mejor aprovechamiento de la oferta eléctrica actual, mediante la implementación de un plan piloto para sustituir parte de … Show more

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“…As reflected in the country's climate change strategies, the governmental standpoint reproduces a direct connection between the promotion of alternative renewable sources with financial incentives and associated policies encouraging private sector participation. The argument behind this is that private investment is necessary given ICE's financial limitations to initiate these transformations (Castro, Porras, & Jiménez, 2009 García-Sánchez, Daniel Francisco Avendaño-Leadem. Transición energética y dependencia de la trayectoria: el caso de Costa Rica…”
Section: Positive Externalities Reinforcing Path Dependencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…As reflected in the country's climate change strategies, the governmental standpoint reproduces a direct connection between the promotion of alternative renewable sources with financial incentives and associated policies encouraging private sector participation. The argument behind this is that private investment is necessary given ICE's financial limitations to initiate these transformations (Castro, Porras, & Jiménez, 2009 García-Sánchez, Daniel Francisco Avendaño-Leadem. Transición energética y dependencia de la trayectoria: el caso de Costa Rica…”
Section: Positive Externalities Reinforcing Path Dependencementioning
confidence: 99%