Editorial

At a time when the world is reassessing its energy systems to address the most significant climate, technological, and geopolitical challenges of our era, Latin America and the Caribbean face a unique opportunity: to establish a unified voice capable of influencing, proposing, and leading sustainable solutions at the global level....

The upcoming Conference of the Parties (COP30), to be held in Belém do Pará in November, represents a pivotal moment for Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC)—not only because the region will host the world’s most important climate summit, but also because it arrives with a unique position: an energy...

In a global context marked by the climate crisis and geopolitical tensions, Latin America and the Caribbean have consolidated themselves as a region determined to redefine their energy future. During the 10th Energy Week, held in Santiago, Chile, the ministers of the 27 member countries of The Latin American and...

The Caribbean is moving forward with determination toward a new energy era marked by innovation, sustainability, and resilience.

In Latin America and the Caribbean, more than 50 million people still rely on firewood for cooking. Beyond being an equity issue, this practice places tremendous pressure on public health and ecosystems.

Latin America and the Caribbean are undergoing a rapid transformation of their electricity matrix, driven by the massive integration of non-conventional renewable sources, mainly wind and solar.