Easing investment barriers : Nicaragua's renewable energy potential (English)

• Author

  Mostert, Wolfgang

• Document Date

  2009/01/01

• Document Type

  Working Paper (Numbered Series)

• Report Number

  48646

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Country

  Nicaragua,

• Region

  Latin America & Caribbean,

• Disclosure Date

  2010/07/01

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Easing investment barriers : Nicaragua's renewable energy potential

• Keywords

  Hydropower;market rule;law;legislative branch of government;international price of oil;barriers to investment;electricity theft;renewable energy specialist;natural resource tax;diesel power plant;bulk power market;act of parliament;cost of capital;power purchase agreement;national power production;energy policy maker;barrel of crude;global power;average price;hydropower plant;rural resident;reform process;kilowatt hour;fuel price;water right;Geothermal Power;potential hydropower;production cost;energy price;distribution asset;capacity payment;policy strategy;contract market;enabling conditions;capacity market;investor confidence;financial viability;Rural Poor;private investment;transition economy;Transition economies;energy requirement;sustainable way;investment barrier;quantitative targets;political pressure;international supply;competitive effect;marginal price;hydrocarbon fuel;market design;risk premium;tax incentive;criminal offense;holding company;regulatory contract;project finance;power producer;battery charge;market price;Power Generation;market liberalization;power price;spot market;price evaluation;distribution company;tariff bid;automatic adjustment;political issue;competitive power;supply side;capita income;high power;power shortage;private investor;price competitiveness;installed capacity;commercial power;thermal plant;private capital;foreign exchange;price stability;capital requirement;family benefit;power supply;governance function;financial closure;market access;energy planning;Property tax;social cost;political power;import duty;financial framework;global knowledge;Energy Sector;virtuous cycle;coherent approach;executive power;energy legislation;national assembly;

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• Language

  English

• Topics

  Renewable Energy, Energy and Extractives, Power and Electricity Sector, Hydropower and Dams, Power Sector Reform,

• Historic Topics

  Private Sector Development, Infrastructure Economics and Finance, Energy, Finance and Financial Sector Development,

• Historic SubTopics

  Rural and Renewable Energy, Hydro Power, Energy Policies & Economics, Water and Energy, Energy Sector Regulation, Energy Demand, Energy and Environment, Energy and Mining, Renewable Energy,

• Unit Owning

  Environment (LCSEN)

• Version Type

  Final

• Series Name

  Knowledge exchange series , no. 12,

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