TY - JOUR
T1 - RESPONSABILIDAD SOCIO-AMBIENTAL EN PROYECTOS HIDROELÉCTRICOS: EL CASO RIO ZAMORA-SANTIAGO
AU - Martinez Mosquera, Paul Esteban
AU - Ochoa Pesantez, Luis Alberto
AU - Espinoza Abad, Juan Leonardo
PY - 2014/1/1
Y1 - 2014/1/1
N2 - CELEC EP-HIDROPAUTE, operates the Mazar (170 MW), Molino (1075 MW) hydroelectric plants, supervises the construction of the Sopladora project (487 MW) and manages the execution of the Cardenillo (593 MW) and Río Zamora-Santiago (> 5500 MW, according to prefeasibility analysis). The national government, through the Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy -MEER, establishes as a policy that electricity generation projects should promote sustainable development of neighboring communities, ensuring quality, safety, environmental management and social responsibility. This article addresses these issues during the studies of the Zamora-Santiago hydroelectric project (PHRZS).
AB - CELEC EP-HIDROPAUTE, operates the Mazar (170 MW), Molino (1075 MW) hydroelectric plants, supervises the construction of the Sopladora project (487 MW) and manages the execution of the Cardenillo (593 MW) and Río Zamora-Santiago (> 5500 MW, according to prefeasibility analysis). The national government, through the Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Energy -MEER, establishes as a policy that electricity generation projects should promote sustainable development of neighboring communities, ensuring quality, safety, environmental management and social responsibility. This article addresses these issues during the studies of the Zamora-Santiago hydroelectric project (PHRZS).
KW - Hidroelectricidad; Responsabilidad ambiental; Comunidades; Educación ambiental
KW - Hidroelectricidad; Responsabilidad ambiental; Comunidades; Educación ambiental
UR - https://revistaenergia.cenace.gob.ec/index.php/cenace/article/view/119
U2 - 10.37116/revistaenergia.v10.n1.2014.119
DO - 10.37116/revistaenergia.v10.n1.2014.119
M3 - Artículo
SN - 1390-5074
JO - Revista Técnica Energía
JF - Revista Técnica Energía
ER -