Adoption and innovation of renewable energies in Latin America based on sustainability (#812)

Authors

Ancco Chara, Marco Guillermo

Sanchez Chavez, Giancarlo Franko

Rondán-Sanabria, Gerby Giovanna

Abstract

A systematic review will examine multiple sources and methods in analyzing and evaluating renewable energy technologies used in marginalized rural communities. The research focuses on identifying technologies such as solar, wind, hydro, and biomass, highlighting their potential to meet local energy needs. The findings demonstrated that these solutions are effective in providing reliable access to sustainable energy, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and improving quality of life. However, the need to consider cultural, social and economic aspects for successful implementation was emphasized, stressing the importance of community training and long-term technical and financial support. The importance of the sustainability of these technologies and the need to adapt them to specific contexts is demonstrated. Finally, it concludes that by providing access to clean energy, fostering local economic growth, and contributing to environmental conservation, renewable energy technologies have the potential to generate a significant positive impact if properly implemented.