Mexico, Central America and Caribbean wind power outlook 2019
About the report
This regional report examines the market dynamics that will support new wind power capacity installations in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean from 2019 through 2028. The publication analyses energy policy, central utility plans and developer trends in the region. It also identifies key dynamics that will drive investment in new wind power projects and looks at key barriers that limit upside in wind power market growth potential. Included is an executive summary of regional wind power dynamics as well as analysis contained in a 33-slide deck. Our Power & Renewables reports and data provide deep insight into the current and future state of electricity generation.
About the author
Brian Gaylord leads Wood Mackenzie’s wind power analysis for Latin America and Southern Europe. He is focused on market analysis, policy evaluation, auction strategies and supply chain dynamics During his time with the company, he has led various publications across the value chain and has been a member of both the research and consulting organizations.
About our service
This regional report is part of our Global Wind Markets Service which covers detailed and in-depth analysis of market dynamics and outlooks over next ten years.
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