The Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE) took part in the Sustainability Summit 2025 – Forbes Peru, an event now in its third consecutive year that brought together leaders and experts from the business community for a dialogue dedicated exclusively to sustainability, a strategic pillar for industry development in a challenging global context.
OLACDE’s Executive Secretary, Andrés Rebolledo, spoke on the panel “Energies of the Future and Net Zero.” In his remarks, he emphasized: “Transportation represents a crucial challenge for decarbonization. Latin America and the Caribbean have clean, competitive and secure energy that allows us to be part of the solution not only for our region, but for the world as well. Sectors that are hard to electrify require new alternatives, such as green hydrogen, and the region has unique advantages for its development.”
Rebolledo also noted that electric mobility has accelerated in Latin America and the Caribbean, reaching close to 500,000 electric vehicles on the road as of 2024, reflecting the dynamism and commitment of countries toward a low-carbon future.
Through its participation in the Sustainability Summit 2025, OLACDE reaffirms its commitment to a sustainable energy transition and its role as a regional coordinator in building a cleaner, more inclusive and resilient energy future.
