Energy for Sustainable Development

Solar Panels Aim to Protect Mexican Family Farming

By Emilio Godoy
Verónica Molina, an indigenous Comcaac woman, first came into contact with solar energy in 2016, when she travelled to India for training on communal photovoltaic facilities. This later enabled her to take part in the installation of the first solar systems and family vegetable gardens in her community, Desemboque del Seri, in northern Mexico.

Latin America Has Enormous Untapped Potential for Green Infrastructure

By Diego Arguedas Ortiz
Latin America is facing a two-pronged challenge: double power generation by 2050 while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The only solution? Green energy.

Five Caribbean States Join Pilot for Energy Efficiency

By Peter Richards
Every year, the Caribbean's electric sector burns through approximately 30 million barrels of fuel. Overall, the region imports in excess of 170 million barrels of petroleum products annually.
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