Editorial

Nuclear energy is forging a new path in its global development, and Latin America is no exception. The commitment made by 22 countries from four continents to strengthen nuclear energy and triple installed capacity by 2050, as an effective measure to reduce CO2 emissions, marked a turning point and a...

The use of fossil fuels continues to be a major source of global greenhouse gas emissions, and among these gases, methane (CH4) stands out for its significant contribution to global warming. Methane has 80 times more warming potential than carbon dioxide (CO2), making it an important issue in our region.

Decarbonizing transportation is the primary challenge of the second phase of energy transitions in Latin America and the Caribbean. In this regard, the aviation industry plays a fundamental role, and we must advance in adopting sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) as part of a global strategy to reduce carbon emissions and...

In the digital era we live in, cybersecurity in the energy sector has proven to be crucial for economic stability and national security. The connectivity between digital systems and critical energy infrastructure presents opportunities for operational efficiency as well as unprecedented threats. Latin America and the Caribbean, with their diverse...

OLADE Introduces New Energy Inflation Indicator for Latin America and the Caribbean – A Key Tool for Monitoring Energy Prices in the Region.

Lithium: White Gold Driving the Sustainable Future of Latin America and the Caribbean - A Strategic Region in the Green Revolution.