The Regulation and Policy of Latin American Energy Transitions

Part 1: Changing the energy landscape: Policy and economic issues1. Is there a Latin American electricity transition? A snapshot of intra-regional differences2. Using market mechanisms for a reliable energy transition in Latin America3. Assessing the macroeconomic effects of sustainable energy transitions in Costa Rica and Chile: A multi-sectoral balance of payments constrained growth approach4. Energy (and climate) challenges in South America: What planning for what transition?5. Prompting an energy transition: How policy entrepreneurs passed Peru's first renewable energy legislation for the grid6. The challenges and contradictions of Peru's Proyecto Masivo de Energía Solar Part 2: Energy transition taking shape: Regulatory issues7. The prosumer protection in Latin America: A requirement for an energy transition8. Challenges of South American energy transition: Energy efficiency and distributed generation9. Urban microgrids: benefits, challenges and business models10. Regulatory aspects of energy efficiency in Uruguay11. The Ecuadorian energy matrix: From a fossil dependency to a renewable production12. Environmental impact assessment and public participation of geothermal energy projects: The cases of Chile, Costa Rica, Colombia and Mexico13. Competitive renewables as the key to energy transition - RenovaBio: The Brazilian biofuel regulation14. The role and impacts of policies in hampering the biogas transition in Brazil Part 3: Boosting energy transition: Socio-technical issues15. Foresight for Chile's energy transition: Unleashing societal transformations16. Integrating social and justice dimensions to energy transitions: The case of Mexico17. The role of social resistance in shaping energy transition policy in Mexico: The case of wind power in Oaxaca18. Energy transition in isolated communities of the Brazilian Amazon19. An inclusive and participative model for energy transition in Latin America: The case of Chilean Generacion Comunitaria