How ready is Latin America and the Caribbean to advance the energy transition?<\/p>\n
Amid a landscape marked by regulatory changes, financing and infrastructure constraints, and the rapid adoption of new technologies, the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE) is launching the OLACDE Energy Barometer: Energy Transitions in LAC, a perception study that seeks to build a regional outlook on the present and future of the sector.<\/p>\n
The survey is aimed at companies, investors, regulators, public and private institutions, academia, and specialists, whose experiences will help identify the sector’s main challenges, priorities, and uncertainties, as well as assess how prepared countries are to move forward with their respective energy transformations.<\/p>\n
The results and contributions gathered through the Barometer will feed into a regional OLACDE publication presenting the key findings on the energy future of Latin America and the Caribbean. Those who complete the survey will later receive this publication.<\/p>\n
Participation is confidential, and completing the questionnaire takes approximately 10 minutes.<\/p>\n