International cooperation for the development of renewable energies: wind and solar energy in the world
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International cooperation, development, global sustainability, renewable energy, wind energy, solar energyAbstract
This article is the product of a literature review, whose aim consisted in showing evidence of the international cooperation status for the development of the renewable energies, especially solar and wind energies. The method of analysis was applied with a qualitative approach, non-experimental design, under a documentary-literature cross sectional level. After the documentary review, it was found that: due to the decrease on the international reserves and the drop on oil prices, renewable energies (RE) can not only be a sustainable option, but can also be a source of innovation and new jobs. In this chapter it will be reviewed in a general way. It is concluded that it is necessary to determine the renewable energies characteristics in the world, likewise the actions that several countries have taken to promote them in a local way and through the international cooperation.Downloads
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