Provoking Energy Cooperation in the South Countries: Renewable Energy in Brazil and India
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In the current global context where developing countries try to articulate actions to deal with the energy crisis the dialogue appears as a fundamental element. The objective of this paper, through a convergent methodology based mainly on the literature review, is to provoke a reflection about the renewable energy cooperation between emerging countries bringing for that purpose the example of Brazil and India. The results show through a careful analysis that there are more elements in common to promote renewable energy between Brazil and India than suggested the hypothesis. The conclusion brings renewable energy cooperation as a way to be traced by developing countries, in this particularly case, Brazil and India, in search for a sustainable society.Keywords: Renewable Energy Cooperation, Brazil, IndiaJEL Classifications: F59, P28, Q42Downloads
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2017-09-30
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Mousinho, M. C. A. de M., Torres, E. A., Vieira de Melo, S. A. B., Sahoo, D., & Silva, M. S. (2017). Provoking Energy Cooperation in the South Countries: Renewable Energy in Brazil and India. International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, 7(4), 269–274. Retrieved from https://econjournals.com/index.php/ijeep/article/view/5202
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