Newsletter

The July 2025 OLADE Newsletter highlights Latin America and the Caribbean’s significant progress in the transition toward a cleaner and more sustainable energy mix, with renewables accounting for 69% of the region’s electricity generation—the cleanest in the world. However, it underscores the substantial growth opportunity that exists, as only a...

The June 2025 Newsletter from OLADE highlights significant progress in energy integration and a just energy transition in Latin America and the Caribbean. Key events are spotlighted, including the LXIII Meeting of Experts and the 2nd Seminar on Battery Storage, as well as the launch of Panama’s National Energy Information...

This OLADE Newsletter for May 2025 addresses the strategic relationship between the European Union and Latin America and the Caribbean in the face of current energy challenges. The EU brings technological and regulatory expertise to support the transition toward a low-carbon economy. Latin America and the Caribbean offer great potential...

The April 2025 Monthly Newsletter of the Latin American Energy Organization (OLADE) highlights the progress and challenges of the energy sector in the region, showing sustainable growth in renewable electricity generation, which reached 69% in 2024, driven mainly by hydropower, solar, and wind energy. The transition toward a cleaner and more...

This Newsletter presents a comprehensive analysis of the energy situation in Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on the growing demand for electricity driven by the increase in data centers for artificial intelligence (AI) applications. Currently, it is estimated that there are around 7,000 data centers dedicated to AI worldwide,...

The February Informative Bulletin of the Latin American Energy Organization (OLADE) highlights the latest advancements in energy integration, gender equity, and energy transition in the region. This month, OLADE emphasizes the key role of biofuels in decarbonizing transportation, with Latin America and the Caribbean accounting for 27% of global production...