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by Daniel Puente | 24-10-2021 09:36
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Energy for Mexico and Central AmericaA long time ago the Mexican empire was formed with part of what is now Central America, the characteristics of these countries are very similar. The countries that make up Central America are Guatemala, Belize, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Costa Rica. Undoubtedly, these countries have several internal and economic problems. One solution that these countries have is their energy, only if they invest more in renewable energy would change the situation. Without a doubt the energies that I see more potential in the region are geothermal and solar energy, Mexico alone is the third country with the highest solar potential in the world, several countries in Central America have volcanoes and certainly a lot of sun, I think these energies implemented would give more quality of life to its inhabitants, sadly today is not invested much in these countries, but certainly would be a good solution to several of their problems. Daniel Puente - 27th Eco Generation Regional Ambassador to México - |
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Hello Daniel, this is your mentor Hannah!
Sorry for the late comment.
It's new for me that Mexico and Central America have great portential in geothermal and solar energy.
My expectation is that the countries invest more in thoes energy business when the economic and internal problems are gradually solved.
Thank you for the great ambassador report and please keep up with your great work ;)
Yours, Hannah
Posted 13-11-2021 16:39
Hello Daniel, this is your mentor Joon.
Mexico has quite adequate environmental conditions to generate sustainable source of
energy, such as using solar panels. With vacuous lands, and shining sunlight, it can be easily
estimated that significant amount of energy would be produced if it is invested, and controlled properly. The problem is this: who, and when would mexico start the production and invest on new source of energy? That is a tricky question.
Well read, and let's keep up.
Best,
Joon
Posted 25-10-2021 00:21