Dominican Republic - Up to 10,000 MW could be generated from wind power

National Clean Development Mechanism Office director Moisés Alvarez on Tuesday announced a study which shows that Dominican Republic has a potential to generate around 10,000 megawatts of wind energy.

He said the country’s location gives it that strong capacity to harness that energy.

The expert said taking into account the around 3,000 megawatts currently generated with conventional and expensive fuels, wind turbines generation would be a great alternative for savings and a cleaner environment.

Alvarez, interviewed on Telemicro by Domingo Pilan and Persio Maldonado, said to install that type of wind farm energy infrastructure being used in many countries the necessary funds must be acquired from international organisms.

He said investment in and production of wind energy is much more feasible than other alternatives. “Wind energy is less expensive than energy produced from the sun,” though with one problem which is to secure financing.

Alvarez also announced the V Latin American and Caribbean Forum on Carbon from October 13 to 15 in the capital’s V Centenario hotel.

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