Question 1

What has largely influenced the vision of 'energy transition' in Latin America and the Caribbean?

Accepted Answer

The powers of the North

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Local governments

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The powers of the South

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The United Nations

Question 2

What event has made the energy transition seem less of a priority?

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The recent wars in Ukraine and the Middle East

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International sanctions

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The rise of renewable energies

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The economic crisis in Venezuela

Question 3

Which country is mentioned as having the most important reserves of hydrocarbons?

Accepted Answer

Venezuela

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Colombia

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Brazil

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Argentina

Question 4

What is Petrocaribe designed to achieve?

Accepted Answer

Energy security in the Caribbean subregion

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Increased oil production

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Total energy independence

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Renewable energy dominance

Question 5

Since when has Venezuela been aiming to reinforce regional cooperation in energy?

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Since the beginning of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in 1999

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Since the 1970s

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Since 2014

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Since 2000

Question 6

What was a key consequence of the economic decline in Venezuela starting in 2014-2015?

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The dismantling of regional agreements like Petrocaribe

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More investments in renewable energy

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Stronger regional alliances

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Increased oil production

Question 7

What type of hydrocarbons does Venezuela mainly produce?

Accepted Answer

Extra-heavy oil

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Renewable oils

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Natural gas

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Light crude oil

Question 8

What percentage of the oil invoice is financed under the Petrocaribe agreement?

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Varies between 5 and 70%

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30 and 80%

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20 and 60%

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10 and 50%

Question 9

What renewable energy source is most produced in Venezuela?

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Hydroelectricity

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Solar energy

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Wind energy

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Geothermal energy

Question 10

What is one of the primary geopolitical challenges facing energy in Latin America and the Caribbean today?

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Economic dependencies on non-renewable resources

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Overproduction of renewable energy

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Strong energy independence

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Lack of technological advancement

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