OLACDE Drives Climate Action and Energy Integration in Latin America and the Caribbean at the Vienna Forum
Reaffirming the strategic role of Latin America and the Caribbean in leading global decarbonization through a vision of sustainable development...
Read moreOLACDE Energy Excellence Award: 2026 Call for Proposals
One project ignites an opportunity. Thousands of projects ignite the entire region.
Read moreOLACDE, Kara Solar partner to boost electric river mobility in Amazon
An institutional sponsorship agreement was signed to promote electric mobility in the Amazon basin.
Read moreLatam and Caribbean save $3M daily as electromobility offsets fuel crisis
Operating an electric vehicle today is USD 2,000 cheaper than a gasoline-powered one. In the case of electric buses, it...
Read moreColombia Advances in the Development of Its Methane Emissions Mitigation Roadmap for the Hydrocarbon and Coal Sectors
OLACDE and Colombia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy held a technical workshop to define priorities and actions to reduce methane...
Read moreLAC have Advanced in Energy Access, but the Challenge Now Is Affordability, Service Quality, and Investment
OLACDE participated in the United Nations High-Level Dialogue on SDG 7, highlighting the importance of energy as a pillar for...
Read moreLAC Advance in Low-Emissions Hydrogen Certification to Access Global Markets
OLACDE held the webinar “Low-Emissions Hydrogen Certification: Latin America and the Caribbean’s Green Passport to Global Markets.”
Read moreLAC Advances in Renewables but Faces the Challenge of Electrifying Energy Consumption
OLACDE participated in the XIII Renewable Energy Conference Peru 2026, highlighting the progress and challenges of the regional energy transition
Read moreWomen Leaders Driving a Just Energy Transition in Latin America and the Caribbean
Regional webinar highlighted the strategic role of women’s leadership in building more inclusive, sustainable and equitable energy systems.
Read moreMonthly Electricity Generation Report for Latin America and the Caribbean
Electricity generation in Latin America and the Caribbean reached 158 TWh, with a year-on-year growth of 3.3%.
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