Five
times
—
not
including
an
interim
appointment
—
Piñera
has
switched
energy
ministers.
Rodrigo
Álvarez,
the
most
recent
minister
to
depart,
had
inspired
hope
in
the
renewables
industry,
only
to
quit
after
being
left
out
of
important
negotiations.
Given
the
high
turnover,
ministers
have
not
had
enough
time
to get
to
know
the
sector,
never
mind
design
or
implement
policies,
according
to
Marcelo
Tokman,
a
former
energy
minister
in
the
previous
administration
who
is
now
Vestas
vice-president
for
South
America.
“Unfortunately,
I
don’t
see
leadership,”
adds
Hugh
Rudnick,
a
professor
at…
