Montevideo hosted the presentation of the Work Plan of Uruguay’s Rotating Presidency under the Brasília Consensus, with the participation of member states and regional organizations that drive this integration space.
On behalf of the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE), Guido Maiulini, Head of Strategic Advisory, underscored that “energy transitions are built on the political and sovereign decisions of countries, and our role is to support that path by providing technical assistance with absolute technological neutrality.”
He also highlighted OLACDE’s work as Technical Secretariat of the Energy Pillar, noting: “You can count on us to keep moving forward together with the Uruguayan Presidency, just as we did with Ecuador, Colombia, and Chile, collaborating in building agreements that improve the lives of our populations.”
With this participation, OLACDE reaffirms its role as a regional coordinator, promoting cooperation, dialogue, and consensus that strengthen energy integration in Latin America and the Caribbean.
