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International Geothermal Conference, Reykjavík, Sept. 2003 Session #2 7 Conclusions UNU/GTP Fellows not only transferred knowledge acquired in their respective training courses, and implemented their learnings in geothermal resource development, but have also been able to successfully share best industry practices through the UNU/GTP Fellows network. The close cooperation that is visible particularly in Central America, and the continued success of geothermal energy utilization attest to the vibrant community of geothermal experts in the region. More importantly, UNU/GTP Fellows have stepped out of traditional boundaries as implementers of know-how and have assumed roles in the development and implementation of new geothermal practices and technologies. UNU/GTP Fellows successfully collaborate with third parties, research institutions and consultants contributing to the region’s success in attracting international investors in the geothermal energy sector. Geothermal energy will play an increasingly important role in the sustainable development of energy sources in a future carbon-constrained world where successful management of climate change will play an important role. UNU/GTP Fellows with their detailed knowledge of the resource base will continue to contribute to the development of geothermal resources not only in technical terms but also in the setting and implementation of electrification policies and plans (see Guatemala). On a wider scale, UNU/GTP Fellows have proven to have the skills and competencies that enable them to develop in new areas and directions such as natural disaster management. 8 Acknowledgements I would like to give my sincere congratulations to all the UNU/GTP Fellows who have continuously contributed in the development of geothermal resources in each of their countries. I would like to greatly express many thanks, especially to Carolina Grajeda from Guatemala; Enrique Porras from Nicaragua; Osvaldo Vallejos, Sergio Castro and Antonio Yock from Costa Rica; and Jesus de Leon from Mexico, who willingly and promptly shared the information required for this paper. Also to Dr. Ingvar B. Fridleifsson, Director of the UNU/GTP at Orkustofnun, my sincere thanks for allowing me to share what Central America and Mexico UNU/GTP Fellows are currently doing in the geothermal industry. 9 References Castillo, G.E., and Salgado, R.M. (2000). Honduras Country Update Paper. Proceedings World Geothermal Congress 2000, Japan, pp. 123-124. Castro, S. (2003). Recent work in Costa Rica. Personal communication via email. Grajeda, C. (2003). Recent work in Guatemala. Personal communication via email. Huttrer, G. (2000). The Status of World Geothermal Power Generation 1995-2000. Proceedings World Geothermal Congress 2000, Japan, pp. 23-37. Lund, J. (2000). World Status of Geothermal Energy Use Overview 1995-1999. Proceedings World Geothermal Congress 2000, Japan, pp. 4105-4111. Porras, Mendieta E. (2003). Recent work Nicaragua. Personal communication via email. S02 Paper002 Page 20PDF Image | geothermal development in Central America
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