28 oct - 1 nov, 2024 / Asunción, Paraguay
IX Energy Week
Regional convergence for a sustainable future
Joining forces for energy integration in LAC
The IX Energy Week marked a milestone in the history of this forum, as it was co-organized for the first time with the region’s leading development banks—the World Bank, IDB, and CAF—whose contribution of resources and technical assistance is essential for countries to make progress in overcoming their challenges.
The achievements of this edition reaffirm the role of the Energy Week as the most relevant sectoral space to Latin America and the Caribbean, bringing together governments, businesses, academia and international organizations.
National Delegations
0
Development Banks
0
Academic Institutions
0
Multilateral Organizations
0
Companies
0
Non-Governmental Organizations
0
"Energy must be the bridge to comprehensive development. We must understand that integration problems can only be solved with greater integration."
“A very relevant aspect is that every day, in our region, we establish a network. We make and articulate collective efforts. This edition of Energy Week has stood out for that.”
"Regional integration allows for greater incorporation of renewable energy, while strengthening the resilience of systems to the region's unique challenges and generating higher levels of investment and job creation."
Subscribers
+
0
Panelists
+
0
Events
+
0
Key results of the 9th edition
CAF and OLADE join forces to boost the energy transition
They signed a Technical Cooperation agreement to promote energy integration in the countries of the MERCOSUR, Bolivia and Chile.
LAC Governments strengthen their commitment with decarbonization and efficiency
The Ministers of Energy of Latin America and the Caribbean signed two key declarations for the regional energy transition.
Chile and Colombia advance their cooperation in energy with a new agreement
They established the bases for the future interconnection of Chile with the Andean Electricity Market and signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the Latin American Energy Cities Association.
New impetus for electrical interconnection between Colombia and Panama
They announced the reactivation of an binational electrical interconnection project emerged 15 years ago, and agreed to hold meetings that will allow them to define a concrete action plan.