The Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE) presents its 2025 Training Program to promote a sustainable energy transition in Latin America and the Caribbean, which will be developed through its Energy Training Platform for Latin America and the Caribbean (CapevLAC). This initiative aims to strengthen technical capacities in both the public and private sectors of the region’s energy industry.<\/p>\n
The program covers various crucial topics for the region’s energy development across five strategic lines:<\/p>\n
\u2022 Policies, Gender, and Energy<\/strong>, where challenges and opportunities in the energy sector will be explored, focusing on investment attraction, access to financing, and energy planning. Additionally, the integration of a gender perspective in energy policies will be addressed, promoting fair and equitable access to energy.<\/p>\n \u2022 Energy Transition and Sustainable Development<\/strong>, which will address the main challenges and opportunities in the energy transition towards sustainable development, with a comprehensive approach that includes energy efficiency, industrial and transport decarbonization. Key social aspects, energy access gaps, and the promotion of local value chains will also be explored.<\/p>\n \u2022 Energy Technologies and Solutions<\/strong>, where we will explore the latest innovations in the energy sector, covering key technologies such as renewable energy, energy storage, geothermal energy, and nuclear power. Solutions for the circular economy and sector digitalization will also be analyzed, along with the use of clean and next-generation fuels such as low-emission hydrogen, SAF, biodiesel, and green diesel. Finally, the impact of information technologies and big data on the sector will be addressed.<\/p>\n \u2022 Critical Natural Resources and Sustainability<\/strong>, offering training in key areas such as natural gas, fossil fuels, and critical minerals, addressing their extraction, transformation, and decarbonization processes. Associated emissions will be analyzed alongside strategies for mitigating environmental impacts and reducing emissions in oil and gas projects.<\/p>\n