How is the energy transition changing in Latin America? What challenges does it pose in a context marked by geopolitical transformations, a crisis of multilateralism, and growing demands for climate justice?
To address these questions, Fundación Argentina 1.5 is making available a series of six short audiovisual capsules, produced within the framework of the asynchronous workshop "Keys and trends in 2026 on the energy transition in Latin America".
Through reflections, analysis, and experiences from different countries in the region, the series offers a perspective on some of the main debates currently surrounding the just energy transition, linking energy, climate change, development, adaptation, and justice.
The series addresses six key areas:
From Santa Marta to Bonn: Geopolitics, the crisis of multilateralism and a just energy transition
A look at the international context in which the energy transition is taking place and the challenges it poses for cooperation and climate action.
Adaptation as a cross-cutting theme in a just energy transition. A reflection on the need to incorporate climate change adaptation as a fundamental dimension of the transformations in the energy sector.
The energy transition in Argentina. A look at the main challenges, opportunities and debates surrounding the energy transition in the country.
The energy transition in Brazil. An approach to the Brazilian process and the challenges posed by the transformation of its energy matrix in the regional context.
The energy transition in Colombia. An analysis of the particularities and debates that characterize the Colombian energy transition process.
The energy transition in Mexico. A look at the main challenges and prospects of the energy transition in Mexico.
The proposal seeks to bring together in a brief and accessible way some of the central debates of the energy transition in Latin America, putting national dimensions into dialogue with regional and global challenges.
