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New Financial Mechanisms for Clean Energy Investments in Latin America
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Latin America has enormous potential in almost all renewable resources. Non-conventional renewable sources are becoming the cheapest sources of power, enabling countries’ electricity matrixes to become progressively cleaner and affordable.
While there is a clear opportunity to execute renewable energy project pipelines and investments in the region, barriers remain both from a regulatory and financing perspective.
The report identifies barriers hindering the uptake of clean energy resources in Latin America's electricity systems whilst recognizing the financial sector's pivotal role and related challenges.
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| Título: | New Financial Mechanisms for Clean Energy Investments in Latin America |
| Año: | 2023 |
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