Renewable energy in Central America: potential, plans and opportunities

  • J.R. Rojas
  • Vol. 19 - Issue 1, 2012

Soaring international prices for oil and gas are driving the expansion of renewable energies in Central America, a region which has plenty of untapped potential for producing hydropower, wind power and geothermal energy. The seven countries in the region are taking steps to accelerate the use and diversification of the renewable energies. This has created a new climate for business, and an increase in regional investments in and between transboundary nations.

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