Leadership and Community Engagement in Chile: Deploying Net-Zero Technologies and Solutions

Riccardo Bracho; Julie Kowalski; Nina Khanna; Virginie Letschert; Nicholas Deforest; Rongxin Lin; Keith Kline; Sara Lechtenberg-Kasten; Juan Carvallo; Loreta Lancellotti; Natalie Kempkey; Mijal Berkowitz

doi:10.2172/2448279

Leadership and Community Engagement in Chile: Deploying Net-Zero Technologies and Solutions

Riccardo Bracho
, Julie Kowalski
, Nina Khanna
, Virginie Letschert
, Nicholas Deforest
, Rongxin Lin
, Keith Kline
, Sara Lechtenberg-Kasten
, Juan Carvallo
, Loreta Lancellotti
, Natalie Kempkey
, Mijal Berkowitz

Accelerated Deployment and Decision Support

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Abstract

The report presents the 2023 Net Zero World Chile program results from activities of the the four program workstreams: 1) energy-system wide modeling LEAP modeling and analysis results including accelerated Net Zero scenarios with aggresive energy efficiency improvements, fuel switching, and electrification across demand sector; 2) district energy chapter provides thermal district energy systems modeling results of the Recoleta-Independencia pilot project and comparative analysis of district energy systems' potential versus competing technologies in Chile; 3) just transition action steps for the creation of a sister city relationship between Tocopilla and a US counterpart city; and 4) power decarbonization capacity building activities focused on the selection and adoption of grid-enhancing technologies.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	35
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/2448279
State	Published - 2024

NLR Publication Number

NREL/TP-7A40-90813

Keywords

Chile
COP
district energy systems
energy system-wide modeling
just transition
Net Zero World
power decarbonization
Tocopilla

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