The results of a study undertaken among 209 Travel and Tourism enterprises and 17 National Tourist O$ces in Latin America, indicate a shortage of quali"ed human resources, and de"ciencies in foreign languages, computers and marketing skills. Participants expressed the opinion that there were not eno
RE in Latin America: Actual state and potential of renewable energies in the region
β Scribed by Stefan C.W. Krauter; Johannes M. Kissel
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2005
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 868 KB
- Volume
- 6
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 1471-0846
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β¦ Synopsis
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hile the use of hydropower and biomass in Latin America has progressed considerably over the previous decades, wind, solar and geothermal potentials are still vastly underutilized. Currently there is no general grid feed law, but rather many diverse projects instead. Despite the vast potential, a substantial Latin American renewable energy industry does not yet exist (aside from the production of solar thermal systems, biomass converters, hydro power turbines and small scale wind turbines). The huge potential in renewable energies and its inherent political advantages, such as liberation from fossil fuel imports, is in the process of being recognized by the public, government and the industry. For the years to come, promising initiatives and programs are on their way.
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