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Análisis del marco legal de la generación distribuida en América Latina y Nicaragua, para la incorporación de aparatos de medición inteligente

Authors :
A. Alonzo García
H.R. Guillén Navarrete
Source :
Nexo Revista Científica. 33:51-68
Publication Year :
2020
Publisher :
Latin America Journals Online, 2020.

Abstract

espanolLa generacion distribuida es una alternativa de produccion de energia electrica en muchos paises. Esta posibilita a los sistemas de potencia electrica, tener a disposicion energia electrica de origen renovable, proveniente de los domicilios en momentos en los que se produce un pico de consumo en el sistema de potencia electrica de un pais. Uno de los aspectos mas importantes que impide su incorporacion al sistema de potencia electrica de Nicaragua, es el marco legal y regulatorio. Esto mantiene una dependencia sostenida al consumo de combustibles fosiles como fuente principal de energia, contribuyendo a la generacion de gases de efecto invernadero, y a un gasto excesivo de recursos economicos. En el periodo reciente (2016-2018), la generacion distribuida es manejada por un pequeno sector de la poblacion, pequenas y grandes empresas, como elemento para generar ahorros y cubrir entre un 50 % a 60 % del costo de las operaciones de negocios. Esto se debe a que la generacion distribuida para el Marco Legal y Regulatorio de Nicaragua, es para generar energia en los domicilios y empresas para el autoconsumo. La generacion distribuida es una oportunidad para inyectar a la red el exceso de energia producida en los domicilios, para disponer de energia con fuentes renovables. EnglishDistributed generation is an alternative for the production of electrical energy in many countries. This makes it possible for electrical power systems to have renewable electrical energy available, coming from homes at times when there is a peak of consumption in a country's electrical power system. One of the most important aspects that prevents its incorporation into the Nicaraguan electric power system is the legal and regulatory framework. This maintains a sustained dependence on the consumption of fossil fuels as the main source of energy, contributing to the generation of greenhouse gases, and to an excessive expenditure of economic resources. In the recent period (2016-2018), distributed generation is managed by a small sector of the population, small and large companies, as an element to generate savings and cover between 50% and 60% of the cost of business operations. This is because the generation distributed for the Legal and Regulatory Framework of Nicaragua is to generate energy in homes and companies for self-consumption. Distributed generation is an opportunity to inject excess energy produced in homes into the grid, to dispose of energy from renewable sources. That contributes to the production of greenhouse gases and an excessive expenditure of money that also rises the Price of electric power service. Currently, distributed generation is considered as an element to generate savings and cover between 50% to 60% of the cost of operations to small and big business. This is because the distributed generation for the legal framework of Nicaragua, is not to generate and inject energy from homes and business to the power system (SIN), but for self-consumption. Discover that to inject energy from home devices, that was because a need of having a greater amount of energy and the availability of technology.

Details

ISSN :
19959516 and 18186742
Volume :
33
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
Nexo Revista Científica
Accession number :
edsair.doi...........56ba078e8c18636957ca8dc3e5a86077
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.5377/nexo.v33i01.10045