Titlebook: Venezuela: A Petro-State Using Renewable Energies; A Contribution to th Germán Massabié Book 2008 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften | Spri

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,Venezuela’s Electric Power System: Historical Evolution and Present Status,s chapter is to describe how this framework and the interaction of its main actors have been reflected in the sector. The first section gives some general information about the Venezuelan energy sector. The idea is to give a picture that helps to put the electric power sector in its context. The sec

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Conclusions,ed to tax their own population — says rentier-state theory — they do not need to give them political participation. To guarantee stability these states share out oil rents among key actors and in some cases can even partially open the political system to participation. However, in essence rentier-st

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Rents and Petrostates,This research is about renewable energy; however, any social, political or economical analysis about Venezuela must necessarily consider the role played by oil in the country’s development and therefore of oil rents, its use and significance in state building and society development.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91003-1RES; Renewable Energies; climate protection; development; economic policy; energy industry; hydroelectrici

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Introduction,uyana to the East, Brazil to the South and the Caribbean Sea to the North. The country is a federal republic with 25 administrative regions: 23 states (“.”), one capital district, and the federal dependencies (mostly uninhabited islands in the Caribbean Sea). The capital city is Caracas.

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