2022
DOI: 10.3989/estgeogr.2022110.110
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Energías renovables y desarrollo local en Extremadura

Abstract: Extremadura produce en la actualidad cuatro veces más energía de la que consume. A pesar de ello, la Administración Regional proyecta multiplicar por 2,7 la potencia instalada de generación renovable, especialmente de tipo solar fotovoltaico. Este planteamiento se sustenta de modo prioritario en la construcción de grandes plantas fotovoltaicas y se justifica por el impacto positivo que podrían ejercer sobre el desarrollo local mediante la generación de empleo, la fijación de población en el territorio y la mej… Show more

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“…In other words, considering the soil strategy set by the European Union for 2030, there are concerns in regions like Extremadura, where a large area of productive soils occupied for agriculture and livestock farming is at risk of being reassigned for renewable energy production. Despite the limited contribution of such installations to job creation and economic development in the region, photovoltaic energy has seen a 367% growth in Extremadura over recent years (2013Extremadura over recent years ( -2020, impacting approximately 5000 ha (Díaz and Berrocal 2022). However, projections for future photovoltaic installations, as estimated by Barriga Bravo et al (2021) for 2030, foresee the necessity of over 46,000 ha for the installation of 20,000 MW, raising further concerns.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In other words, considering the soil strategy set by the European Union for 2030, there are concerns in regions like Extremadura, where a large area of productive soils occupied for agriculture and livestock farming is at risk of being reassigned for renewable energy production. Despite the limited contribution of such installations to job creation and economic development in the region, photovoltaic energy has seen a 367% growth in Extremadura over recent years (2013Extremadura over recent years ( -2020, impacting approximately 5000 ha (Díaz and Berrocal 2022). However, projections for future photovoltaic installations, as estimated by Barriga Bravo et al (2021) for 2030, foresee the necessity of over 46,000 ha for the installation of 20,000 MW, raising further concerns.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estudio de ocho caso». Roma: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Leco BerrocaL, F.;PéreZ díaZ, a.;maTeoS rodrígueZ, A. B.…”
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