Ana María Majano's scientific contributions

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Publications (3)

Figure 1: Full range of co-benefits induced by the clean electricity...
Figure 2: Share of electricity generation from clean sources, per year...
Figure 3: PM 2.5 emissions from electricity generation, per year to 2030.
Figure 4: Total PM 2.5 emissions from electricity generation between...
+26 Figure 5: Total reduction of PM 2.5 relative to BAU, from electricity...
Crunching Numbers: Quantifying the Sustainable Development Co-Benefits of Mexico’s Climate Commitments
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  • Dec 2019
This report quantifies – and offers concrete evidence of – the co-benefits that can be obtained by implementing the climate agenda in coordination with the sustainable development agenda in Mexico. It measures six priority co-benefits resulting from the implementation of three current and two potential Mexican NDC commitments, and was carried out o...
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Figura 6. Capacidad instalada de energía eólica en Centroamérica,...
Figura 9. Porción de las emisiones de dióxido de carbono en...
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+1 Figura 11. Trabajos directos en la cadena de valor de energía...
La Ruta hacia el Futuro para la Energía Renovable en Centroamérica: Evaluación de la Situación Actual, Mejores Prácticas, Análisis de Brechas
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  • Aug 2013
Hace tres años el Worldwatch Institute desarrolló una metodología holística para aconsejar a los gobiernos sobre el diseño de estrategias nacionales de energía que se basan en los potenciales técnicos específicos de un país, que consideran su clima particular de inversión y sus barreras financieras y que benefician económica y socialmente a su pueb...
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Table 1 . Key Energy Statistics for Central American Countries
Figure 2. Fossil Fuel vs. Renewable Share of Total Electricity...
Table 2 . Geothermal Installed Capacity and Estimated Potential in...
+18 Figure 3. Fossil Fuel vs. Renewable Share of Installed Power Capacity...
The Way Forward for Renewable Energy in Central America: Status Assessment, Best Practices, Gap Analysis
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  • Jun 2013
With joint support from the Climate Development Knowledge Networkand the Energy and Environment Partnership with Central America, and in close cooperation with the INCAE Business School, the Worldwatch Institute has completed the most comprehensive and up-to-date status survey and gap assessment of renewable energy in Central America. The report fo...
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... These possible trade-offs, and co-benefits, reinforce why multi-sectoral action and integrated approaches are required (Table 4). [68][69][70][71] Promotes resilience for those most vulnerable and least able to cope with health effects of climate change (lowest access to physical mobility, healthcare services, alternative livelihoods, infrastructure repairs and upgrades, food and water security, and occupational protections). SDG 2: Zero Hunger: Improved cropping & livestock biosecurity practices; reliance on social networks, extension services sharing indigenous, traditional and local knowledge, seed banks; crop insurance Water storage, to reduce impact of drought in crops, can increase water stagnation & vector transmitted diseases. ...
Reference: The Impact of Climate Change on Health: Reducing Risks and Increasing Resilience in the Era of COVID-19
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... Debido a la alta dispersión de la población en la zona, la falta de interconexión eléctrica a las redes del sistema de distribución local de energía y la ausencia de alternativas eficientes de energía en las cadenas productivas, se retrasó el desarrollo de la economía local, por no cubrir los requerimientos energéticos que exigen estos procesos. La región presenta una riqueza hídrica y solar que se debe aprovechar en el diseño de alternativas energéticas renovables que, al ser involucradas en los procesos de transformación y mínimo procesamiento, mejorarían la calidad del producto y alargarían su tiempo de vida útil, hasta alcanzar un proceso de acopio adecuado con el consumidor final.El agro en Colombia se enmarca en zonas donde no se dispone de cobertura de energía eléctrica permanente, ni sistemas de comunicaciones que brinden conectividad; lo cual es imperativo en la transferencia de información entre el centro de acopio (productores) y el consumidor, con la finalidad de mejorar la entrega de productos con calidad(Dolezal et al., 2013). Se requieren, por lo tanto, alternativas energéticas renovables para diseñar tecnologías en agua y energía, que incorporen valor agregado y valor en el encadenamiento productivo de los principales cultivos en la región. ...
Reference: Aportes de la ingeniería a la sostenibilidad EB
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