RECONSTRUCCIÓN DE TRAYECTORIA Y ALIANZAS SOCIO-TÉCNICAS DE LA GENERACIÓN DISTRIBUIDA EN SANTA FE (2013-2020).

Abstract

The use of renewable energy for distributed generation has become increasingly important in political agendas. This has been accompanied by the development of regulatory frameworks and promotional programs. The energy sector is transitioning to a combination of top-down and bottom-up systems, driven by the vulnerabilities and uncertainties associated with centralized energy infrastructure. In this context, the province of Santa Fe implemented a series of public policies between 2013 and 2020 to promote distributed generation. This study uses a descriptive, explanatory, and analytical methodology to reconstruct the trajectory and socio-technical alliances of distributed generation initiatives in Santa Fe taking into account the dynamics of inclusion and exclusion generated, and highlighting the technological and deterministic bias in the efforts to democratize energy through distributed generation.