Argentina, Bolivia and Brazil step up coordination to expand regional gas trade
OLACDE brought together government officials, regulators, pipeline operators, producers and traders from the three countries to address the technical, operational...
OLACDE brought together government officials, regulators, pipeline operators, producers and traders from the three countries to address the technical, operational...
The region generated 176 TWh of electricity, up 4.1% year-on-year. Renewables accounted for 64% of total generation, while lower water...
The new Bolivian Association of Women in Energy (AMEB) joins a regional network aimed at expanding women’s participation in technical...
Bolivia advances toward more efficient and sustainable energy planning with the implementation of the Useful Energy Balance (BEU).
The Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE) is an intergovernmental public body of cooperation, coordination and technical advisory, established on November 2, 1973 by signing the Lima Agreement, ratified by 27 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, with the fundamental objective of promoting the integration, conservation, rational use, commercialization and defense of the region’s energy resources.
To contribute to the integration, sustainable development and energy security of the region, advising and promoting cooperation and coordination among its Member Countries.
The political Organization of technical support, through which its Member States make common efforts for regional and subregional energy integration.
OLACDE together with its 27 Member Countries of Latin America and the Caribbean make access to information free of charge in terms of economic-energy statistics from the year 1970 to the present on issues related to Energy Balances, Greenhouse Gases, Economic – Energy Indicators, Supply and Demand, Prices, Reserves, Potentials and Energy Infrastructure.
The Permanent Secretariat of the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE), through Energy Training for Latin America and the Caribbean (capevLAC), promotes knowledge generation and the exchange of experiences to support the development of sectoral policies in its Member Countries.
OEMLAC, established during the LII Meeting of Ministers, aims to support the countries of the region in identifying technical needs for the collection, monitoring and supervision of information on methane emissions in support of their methane emission reduction commitments.
CertHiLAC will support the harmonization of local certification systems and provide tools to countries to define the standards and regulations with which clean and low-emission hydrogen must comply. In addition, it will promote regional integration and joint negotiation to increase the competitiveness of Latin American producers.
The Business Council is the instance that seeks to promote public-private dialogue in the energy industry strengthening the link between both sectors. Its mission promoting exchange, cooperation, and updating diagnostics on the proper use of resources, proposing improvements, and promoting more integrated, reliable, and sustainable energy markets.
Entrevista SEJ Andrés Rebolledo - Radio Duna
Entrevista Guido Maiulini, jefe de Asesoría Estratégica de OLACDE- Econojournal
El Niño 2026-2027: monitoreo, pronóstico e impactos esperados en el sector energético de LAC
III Cumbre Regional de Metano
América Latina avanza hacia una nueva era de redes inteligentes.
Como socio institucional de @AdelatOficial, desde OLACDE impulsamos el diálogo regional sobre digitalización, resiliencia, movilidad eléctrica y modernización de la distribución energética.
Las redes eléctricas
⚡🚗 #Electromovilidad, el motor de la transición energética en América Latina y el Caribe
El Congreso Latinoamericano Automotriz (#CLAM) 2026, organizado por @AeadeEc es un espacio que reúne al sector automotriz y energético para analizar el crecimiento de la movilidad
🇵🇾⚡ #Paraguay celebra su independencia con una de las matrices eléctricas más limpias del mundo
Con una generación eléctrica prácticamente 100 % renovable, basada en la hidroenergía de Itaipú, Yacyretá y Acaray, y una cobertura eléctrica del 99,8 %, Paraguay demuestra que es
Latinoamérica aportó el 11% del petróleo mundial durante 2025: Olacde
https://www.lavozdemichoacan.com.mx/economia/actividad-economica/latinoamerica-caribe-suministro-mundial-petroleo-2025-olacde/
#NOTICIA | 🌍 OLACDE alerta que América Latina enfrenta presión histórica tras salto renovable de 3% a 20% y saturación de redes eléctricas
📖 Más información en https://globalenergy.mx/noticias-especiales/articulos/olacde-america-latina-energia-renovable-redes/
#OLACDE #EnergiaRenovable #AmericaLatina
América Latina enfrenta el reto de adaptar sus mercados eléctricos al auge renovable, afirman desde OLACDE: Andrés Rebolledo, secretario ejecutivo de la Organización Latinoamericana y Caribeña de Energía,… http://dlvr.it/TSWjY6 #EnergíaSolar #MéxicoSolar #TransiciónEnergética
#MundoEN | Latinoamérica y el Caribe aportó alrededor del 11 % del suministro mundial de petróleo en 2025, informó este miércoles la Organización Latinoamericana y Caribeña de Energía (Olacde), con sede en la capital ecuatoriana, Quito.
#ElNacionalRD
Latinoamérica y Caribe aumentan su aporte al suministro mundial de petróleo en un 11 %
Quito.- Latinoamérica y el Caribe aportó alrededor del 11 % del suministro mundial de petróleo en 2025, informó ...
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Latinoamérica y el Caribe aportó alrededor del 11 % del suministro mundial de petróleo en 2025, informa la Organización Latinoamericana y Caribeña de Energía (Olacde).
Latinoamérica y el Caribe aportó alrededor del 11 % del suministro mundial de petróleo en 2025 - EFE
Latinoamérica y el Caribe aportó alrededor del 11 % del suministro mundial de petróleo en 2025, informó la Org...
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