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Julio Eisman

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INDICE1
A.-PRESENTACIÓN
B.- EL ACCESO UNIVERSAL A LA ENERGÍA EN SU ENTORNO
B.-LAC: ENFOQUE REGIONAL
C.- LA ESCALERA DE LA ELECTRIFICACIÓN
D.-AVANZANDO EN LA BUENA DIRECCIÓN

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PRESENTACIÓN2

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EL ACCESO UNIVERSAL A LA ENERGÍA EN SU ENTORNO3
Misión: “ Erradicar la pobreza extrema. Combatir la desigualdad y la pobreza.
Solucionar el cambio climático…En todos los países. Para todas las personas”
Asamblea General de la ONU. Septiembre 2015

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4 EL ACCESO UNIVERSAL A LA ENERGÍA EN SU ENTORNO
“Al comprometerse con la realización de la
Agenda 2030 para el Desarrollo Sostenible,
los Estados Miembros reconocieron que la
dignidad de la persona es fundamental y
que los objetivos y metas de la Agenda
deberían cumplirse para todas las naciones
y pueblos, y para todos los segmentos de la
sociedad. Además, se empeñaron en
alcanzar primero a aquellos que están más
rezagados.”
Garantizar el acceso a una energía asequible, fiable,
sostenible y moderna para todos

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EL ACCESO UNIVERSAL A LA ENERGÍA EN SU ENTORNO5

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6 LAC: ENFOQUE REGIONAL
CARACTERÍSTICAS DE LA REGIÓN:
 DESIGUALDAD
 ALTA TASA DE ELECTRIFICACIÓN
¿Fácil? Gran cobertura
Menos tasa anual de
electrificación
Proyecciones
espontáneas.
Tasas 0,05-0,2
%/año
Proyección
necesaria.
Tasa:
0,25%/año
Fuente: BID SE4ALL
Americas

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LA ESCALERA DE LA ELECTRIFICACIÓN7
Nivel 1
Nivel 2
Nivel 3
Nivel 4
Nivel 5
Iluminación Puntual + Iluminación General + Nivel 2 + Nivel3 + Nivel 4 +
Carga Móvil (o radio) TV
Ventilador (si es
necesario)
Pequeño
electrodoméstico
Mediano
electrodoméstico
Gran electrodoméstico
P>1w P>50w P>200w P>2.000w P>2.000w
>4h ( >2 noche) >4h ( >2 noche) >8h (> 2 noche) >16h (> 4 noche) >22h (> 4 noche)
Asequibilidad Asequibilidad Asequibilidad Asequibilidad
Legalidad Legalidad Legalidad
Calidad ( Tensión) Calidad ( Tensión) Calidad ( Tensión)

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AVANZANDO EN LA BUENA DIRECCIÓN8
1.-Incluir la ERA en la política nacional y en los
planes de electrificación rural
2.-Integrar la ERA en la planificación energética
3.-Regulación y normativa apropiada para ERA
4.- Crear un ecosistema favorable a la ERA
5.- Nuevos modelos de provisión del servicio y
nuevos actores( emprendedores)
6.- Financiamiento centrado en electrificación
aislada

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ANEXOS9

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