100% GUATEMALA
Transition to 100% wind, water, and solar (WWS) for all purposes
(electricity, transportation, heating/cooling, industry)
2050
Residential
rooftop solar
22.5%
Solar plant
16.5%
Commercial/govt
rooftop solar
10.4%
Wave energy
1%
PROJECTED
ENERGY MIX
Concentrated
solar plant
10%
Geothermal energy
23.7%
Onshore wind
7%
Hydroelectric
5.8%
Offshore wind
3%
Tidal turbine
0.1%
40-Year Jobs Created
Number of jobs where a person
is employed for 40 consecutive years
11,816
21,549
Operation jobs:
Construction jobs:
= 2,000
Using WWS electricity for everything, instead of burning fuel, and
improving energy efficiency means you need much less energy.
2050 Demand with BAU
2050 Wind, Water, Solar
-41%
Data from Stanford University
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100% GUATEMALA
Transition to 100% wind, water, and solar (WWS) for all purposes
(electricity, transportation, heating/cooling, industry)
Avoided Mortality and Illness Costs
Avoided health costs per year:
Percentage of Land Needed for
All New WWS Generators
0.10% 0.45%
Footprint area
$5B
Spacing area
1.3% of GDP
Air pollution deaths avoided every year: 875
= 100
Plan pays for itself in as little as 2.9 years from air pollution and climate
cost savings alone.
Future Energy Costs 2050
BAU (Business as usual)
Money in Your Pocket
P
WWS (Wind, water, solar)
= $50
Annual energy, health, and climate cost savings per person
in 2050: $478
Average fossil-fuel energy costs*
10.5 c/kWh
*Health and climate external costs of fossil fuels are another 5.7c/kWh
Annual energy cost savings per person in 2050: $18
Average WWS
electricity costs
9.1 c/kWh
Data from Stanford University
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