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In June 2025 Latin America and the Caribbean generated 159 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity, with 71% coming from renewable sources.

Regional authorities advance talks toward a continental energy integration treaty.

Experts, business leaders and investors discussed the future of the sector and the challenges of the energy transition.

Andrés Rebolledo emphasized regional power integration and cooperation as key to achieving carbon neutrality.

According to Technical Note No. 12 of The Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE), titled “Policy and Regulatory Framework ...

Andrés Rebolledo highlighted regional leadership in renewable energy and energy cooperation.

Authorities and experts agreed on the need to deepen regional cooperation to accelerate the energy transition and consolidate Latin America ...

OLACDE and Argentina’s CFI strengthen regional cooperation to advance energy planning and a just, integrated transition

The regional forum brought together more than 2,500 participants from 49 countries in Santiago, Chile, and featured remarks by President ...

With Santiago as the epicenter of regional energy debate, the 10th Energy Week concluded this Friday, consolidating itself as the ...