Carmelo Ruiz: Controversial energy projects in Puerto Rico
Cleaner Energy Sources Prove Divisive
By Carmelo Ruiz-Marrero
SAN JUAN, Jan 24, 2012 (IPS) - As Puerto Rico seeks to lower soaring utility rates while simultaneously shifting toward cleaner energy sources, it faces grassroots opposition to two major projects even though at least one is 100-percent renewable.
Objections to the projects – a natural gas pipeline and wind installation – revolve mostly around their locations, underlining the complex interests involved in actually implementing changes to the island's power grid.
By Carmelo Ruiz-Marrero
SAN JUAN, Jan 24, 2012 (IPS) - As Puerto Rico seeks to lower soaring utility rates while simultaneously shifting toward cleaner energy sources, it faces grassroots opposition to two major projects even though at least one is 100-percent renewable.
Objections to the projects – a natural gas pipeline and wind installation – revolve mostly around their locations, underlining the complex interests involved in actually implementing changes to the island's power grid.
Etiquetas: Carmelo, Energy, eng, Gasoducto, IPS, Puerto Rico, Renewable Energy
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