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The Yucatan Peninsula Energy Assessment: Pathways for a Clean and Sustainable Power System [report]

Riccardo Bracho, Francisco Flores-Espino, Jonathan Morgenstein, Alexandra Aznar, Ricardo Castillo, Donald Settle
2021 unpublished

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This report begins with an overview of the status of the power sector in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula, including key challenges, followed by policy and program solutions that pave the way for a cleaner, more sustainable power sector in the Yucatan. This work is intended to provide information to the states of the Yucatán peninsula for prioritization and future technical assistance from the 21 st Century Power Partnership (21CPP) program in Mexico. The collaboration could include data gathering,
more » ... pacity building, modeling and analysis, and program and policy setting to help the states and the region overall best utilize their resources to meet electricity needs, all while implementing energy efficiency measures for a more sustainable, clean, affordable, and reliable system. vii
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Riccardo Bracho, Francisco Flores-Espino, Jonathan Morgenstein, Alexandra Aznar, Ricardo Castillo, Donald Settle. "The Yucatan Peninsula Energy Assessment: Pathways for a Clean and Sustainable Power System." (2021)