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RE-energizing the Border

This presentation by Dr. Duncan Wood discusses the potential for renewable energy development along the Mexican border, focusing on solar, wind, and bioenergy solutions. It highlights the opportunities for sustainable economic growth, job creation, and environmental benefits in states such as Baja California, Sonora, and Tamaulipas. Various renewable energy projects are analyzed, including solar power initiatives and biogas projects, while examining the current barriers and drivers for expansion. Emphasizing collaborative efforts can pave the way for a greener future in the region.

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RE-energizing the Border

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  1. RE-energizing the Border Opportunities for sustainable development through renewable energies in Mexican border states

  2. Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  3. Solar power at the border Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  4. Solar development drivers Opportunities Obstacles Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  5. Bioenergy Potential in Northern Mexico Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  6. Monterrey biogas project Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  7. Job creation potential from biogas projects Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  8. Wind resource at the border Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  9. Tamaulipas Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  10. Baja California Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  11. Employment from wind energy Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  12. Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  13. Barriers to wind projects Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  14. Nextsteps Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  15. Thank you! Duncan Wood, duncan.wood@itam.mx

  16. Solar sector employment Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  17. Mexican border states GG Emissions (COCEF study) Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  18. Benefits of biogas Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  19. Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  20. Wind projects under development across the border New projects being developed in Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon & Tamaulipas Potential for manufacturing Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  21. Wind energy employment Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

  22. Biogas potential from MSW in border states Dr Duncan Wood, WWICS & ITAM, 11th May 2012

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