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Electric Power Outlook for 2011
Business News Americas, Nov 2010, Pages: 15
The economic outlook for 2011 shows the vast majority of the main economies in the region slowing to moderate rates of growth hovering between 3% and 4.5%, with the notable exception of Chile, which is expected to lead Latin America next year with 6% growth. Again, though appearing in different orders, Mercosur with Chile and Peru will lead the pack, with the rest of the region trailing.
However, growth is still growth, no matter how slow, and that means a need for increased investment in energy generation capacities to meet current and future demand. Thus, demand for electricity is expected to keep pace with GDP and generate the need for significant new capacities to be installed. The region’s relative stability amid the ongoing international turmoil, as reflected in the continuing bad news from European and other developed economies, means that it will continue to be an attractive investment destination for projects of all types, electricity included.
This report attempts to further examine these issues while focusing on five of the most dynamic economies in the region: Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru.
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Energía Eléctrica: Tendencias 2011 (Spanish Version)
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