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Users, Vehicles Electrics, and Energy Markets in Colombia

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  • Alejandro Betancur-Ramos

    (Estudiante de Ingenieria El ctrica, Universidad de la Costa, Colombia,)

  • John Grimaldo-Guerrero

    (Estudiante de Ingenieria El ctrica, Universidad de la Costa, Colombia,)

  • John William Grimaldo-Guerrero

    (Departamento de Energ a, Universidad de la Costa, Colombia,)

  • Juan Rivera-Alvarado

    (Facultad de Ciencias Econ micas, Administrativas y Contables, Programa de Contadur a P blica. Corporaci n Universitaria Americana, Barranquilla, Colombia,)

  • Eilin G mez-Mesino

    (Master Electrical Engineering Student, Universidad Nacional de San Juan, Argentina)

Abstract

The Colombian government approved Law 1964 of 2019, which is expected to favor the massification of electric vehicle technologies. Since 2010, this technological migration has begun, which has not managed to have a substantial impact on the automotive sector. The research reviewed the industry's regulatory framework and identified variables that impact the market. Through the MICMAC methodology, they are evaluated to establish the key variables that can influence the other variables. The results obtained identify that the price of electricity and the lack of knowledge or business models are critical elements in improving the development of the electric vehicle sector. These results indicate that it is necessary to propose methodological changes to decrease the price of electricity and promote the development of business models so that users take an active role in the market.

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  • Alejandro Betancur-Ramos & John Grimaldo-Guerrero & John William Grimaldo-Guerrero & Juan Rivera-Alvarado & Eilin G mez-Mesino, 2022. "Users, Vehicles Electrics, and Energy Markets in Colombia," International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, Econjournals, vol. 12(5), pages 11-17, September.
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    Urban transport; Energy policy; Transitions management; Energy markets.;
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    JEL classification:

    • K29 - Law and Economics - - Regulation and Business Law - - - Other
    • Q48 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Energy - - - Government Policy

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