Un reciente boletín del CEDLA, señala que Bolivia no ha dejado de amenazar la posibilidad de modificar el modelo consumista y rentista del conjunto de la economía, manteniendo un curso “irreflexivo” de la política energética… EDICIÓN 148 | 2025 ENERGÍABolivia EEl Centro de Estudios para el Desarrollo Laboral y Agrario (CEDLA), acaba de publicar un […]
El 78% del financiamiento para el bono Juancito Pinto proviene de tres empresas estatales: YPFB, ENDE y Entel, empresas que habrían triplicado su contribución para hacer efectivo este beneficio en favor de la educación en Bolivia… EDICIÓN 148 | 2025 UNICOM ENDE La Empresa Nacional de Electricidad – ENDE Corporación es una de
LA EMPRESA NACIONAL DE ELECTRICIDAD casi triplicó su aporte al bono Juancito Pinto Read More »
Dos expertos sugieren cambiar de inmediato la Ley de Hidrocarburos 3058; modernizar la Ley de Electricidad y, principalmente, incorporar renovables a la matriz energética de Bolivia, en un contexto marcado por colas para conseguir combustible, caída de la producción de gas natural y un mercado eléctrico fuertemente dependiente de los hidrocarburos. Francesco Zaratti y Susana
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Asegurando que el agua es vida, y que en Totes la honran como tal, el ejecutivo agrega que para optimizar su consumo en servicios tan delicados como la limpieza de alfombras, emplean sistemas de inyección y extracción utilizando una cantidad mínima de agua con resultados espectaculares… EDICIÓN 148 | 2025 Abner Flores 1La
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Facing the imminent gas deficit that will directly impact electricity generation, it is urgent to prioritize planned development to ensure supply, says the expert. ISSUE 147 | 2025 Vesna Marinkovic U. 1Bolivia, as a country traditionally known for its hydrocarbon production and significant infrastructure in that field, is it in a position to pursue an
The expert believes that natural gas should remain as firm backup while private investment in renewable generation is encouraged in Bolivia. ISSUE 147 | 2025 Vesna Marinkovic U. 1Reflecting on Bolivia’s energy future once a significant gas producer in the region is the transition toward renewables the best option? It is the best option if
Ramiro Cavero and José Gabriel Espinoza, economic advisors for Alianza Libre and the PDC, respectively, agreed that natural gas will remain a short-term priority, though they stressed that Bolivia’s energy future must be directed toward renewables and lithium. Could this be a task for the new government? ISSUE 147 | 2025 ENERGÍABolivia Bolivia’s
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TOYOSA AND TOYOTA are working to introduce a new generation of electric vehicles to the Bolivian market, in response to global trends and local demand, said the executive during the inauguration of the company’s new showroom, equipped with 250 solar panels and designed under a vision of sustainability and energy efficiency. ISSUE 147 |
dINNOVA 2025 was designed for decision-makers in the financial and business sectors, as well as for industry and commerce leaders seeking to implement agile and digital strategies. ISSUE 147 | 2025 Abner Flores Datec carried out Route 3 of dINNOVA, an event that, in this edition, focused on three strategic pillars for the
DATEC DRIVES dINNOVA ROUTE 3 WITH A FOCUS ON OPEN BANKING, INNOVATION, AND OPEN FINANCE Read More »
The book “La Bolivia del futuro: innovación y diversificación post-extractivista” (The Bolivia of the Future: Innovation and Post-Extractivist Diversification) presents a reflection on the Bolivian economic model and the need to emphasize productive development without abandoning the exploitation of natural resources such as gas. The compilation, coordinated by Daniel Agramont, emerges in a context of
