CENER Case Study

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How the establishment of the new CENER centers in Mexico will help CENER fulfill its orientation aims?
Candidate name: Juan José Chimal Peña
Business and Management SL
Internal Assessment
Word Count: 1405

Table of Contents:
Cover Sheet 1
Table of Contents 2
Introduction 3
Commentary 4
Conclusion 9
Supporting Documents 10
Bibliography 16

Introduction:
CENER is a center that generates renewable energies with Headquarters in Navarre, Spain. It follows the model of a business as it has the four business functions: it is financed, it has several operations to manage the energies it produces, it has marketing elements and it relies on human resources. In 2014, CENER started running in Mexico to develop these energies and it would
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The orientation objectives would find aspects in favor and against within the aspects that will be analyzed, so it may determine if the objectives´ realization may find favorable CENER´s decision. CENER´s new operations in Mexico are supposed to help the fulfillment of the objectives, however there may be a difference inside the facts that may pose the situation to be otherwise due to different …show more content…
Its objectives search for the economic viability of the projects that have an ecological impact over the energetic production and for the development and diffusion of knowledge that include social considerations (Fundación CENER-CIEMAT “Qué es CENER”). Then, CENER takes the sustainable triple bottom line into consideration within the objectives and it is concerned on its production method. Its production method is mainly a customized one and it is made for the purposes of the enterprise that is served if provided by assistance and for CENER´s aims, purposes and objectives, which try to follow the triple bottom line in sustainability, when the investigation and infrastructure is taking place. This production method is flexible, allowing the procedures of CENER to adjust into the conditions it faces in order to keep its aims

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