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_aEnergia Progresiva _h[electronic resource] : _bAn Intertemporal Analysis of Latin America and the Caribbean's Energy Landscape in the Industrial Age / _cedited by Japhet M. Kariuki. |
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| 505 | 0 | _a -- Chapter 1 - Energia Progresiva: The Progressive Energy Revolution in Latin America and the Caribbean. -- Part 1 - Energy Historiography. -- Chapter 2 - Energy Industry in Mexico: A Story That Continues to Be Written. -- Chapter 3 - The Evolution of Guatemala's Energy Market: A Historical and Contemporary Perspective. -- Chapter 4 - Of Lakes and Volcanoes: A Chronicle of Nicaragua’s Energy Transition. -- Chapter 5 - The Inter-Temporal Analysis of Jamaica's Energy Landscape in The Industrial Age. -- Chapter 6 - Past, Present and Future of the Cuban Energy Sector: Between Challenges and Perspectives. -- Chapter 7 - Uncovering the Hidden Histories: A Study of Venezuela's Energy Landscape. -- Chapter 8 - A Chronicle of South America Energy Transition: The Evolution of The Brazilian Energy Industry. -- Chapter 9 - Energy Transition in Uruguay. The Most Promising Case in Latin America. -- Part 2 - Energy Challenges. -- Chapter 10 - Jamaica’s Renewable Energy Crossroads - Transitional Challenges and Recommendations. -- Chapter 11 - Smart Prepaid Energy Metering System: A More Efficient and Inclusive Mechanism. -- Chapter 12 - Energy Poverty and Criminality in the Brazilian Favelas: An Empirical Test of a Deductive Hypothesis. -- Chapter 13 - ESG Practices and Energy Production in Brazil. -- Chapter 14 - The Chavismo Delusion: Oil and Development in Venezuela During the Twentieth Century. -- Chapter 15 - Embracing the Energy Transition: Bolivia´s Challenges and Opportunities. -- Part 3 - Energy Solutions. -- Chapter 16 - Sun For the South. Alleviating Energy Poverty in Southern Mexico. -- Chapter 17 - Stress Nexus: Theoretical-Legal and Empirical Notes on The Right to Food and Renewable Energy Sources in Agri-Food Production in Cuba. -- Chapter 18 - Unpacking Colombia's Diversified Energy Mix: A Path to Sustainable Energy Leadership and Global Impact. -- Chapter 19 - Brazilian Energy Transition: Renewable Leadership and Its Challenges. -- Chapter 20 - Climate Hero or Fossil Fool - Contradictions in Guyana’s Petroleum Development. -- Chapter 21 - An Overview of The Andean Environmental Charter Toward Green Energy Production. -- Chapter 22 - Exploring Argentina’s Diverse Energy Resources: A Focus on Solar Energy and Renewable Development. -- Chapter 23 - Nuevo Clima: Energy in Transition - The Role of Smart Conventional Energy Systems, Hydrogen, and Lithium-ion Batteries in Latin America and the Caribbean's (LAC) Energy Future. | |
| 520 | _aThis volume discusses the political economy of energy transition in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) region. Viewed through the lens of emerging progressive movements with energy at the forefront, the book explores how so-called Energia Progresiva can act as a driving force to address climate challenges, foster sustainable development, and ease the transition to a knowledge-based economy, setting the course for the future of Latin America and the Caribbean. Analyzing diverse contexts and realities faced by different countries in the region, it examines potential challenges and obstacles, opportunities, and policy implications. Chapters in the volume are organized around three unifying themes. Chapters in the first section provide an intertemporal analysis of energy transition in selected countries in the LAC region. Chapters in the second section discuss the paradoxical relationship between regional energy insecurity and natural resource abundance. The final section looks toward the future and the expected evolution of the region's energy industry. This volume will be of interest to researchers and students of the Latin America and Caribbean energy landscape as well as development practitioners and business consultants working on energy and infrastructure projects in the region. | ||
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