La economía del sector sigue siendo exigente y su desarrollo continúa dependiendo de variables considerablemente más complejas que una modificación coyuntural en los precios del petróleo y gas.
Luke Wilson is co-founder and deputy director of the Center for Water Security and Cooperation where he specializes in transboundary water issues and issues of international law including human rights and international criminal law.
Durante los últimos años, una parte relevante del debate energético global estuvo dominada por la transición, la electrificación, la expansión de las renovables, la caída relativa de la intensidad energética en algunas economías, y la idea de que el sistema internacional había desarrollado mayores capacidades de absorción frente a episodios geopolíticos.
The event considered the enduring engagement between Japan and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) to advance shared interests in agricultural development, economic security, and resilient supply chains amid a shifting global landscape.
Energy Transition and Climate Program non-resident senior fellow Leonardo Beltrán recently contributed an article to Mexico Business News comparing the impacts AI has on computing with the potential promise that increased energy efficiency could yield for Mexico’s power system. He argues that energy efficiency offers Mexico a fast, low‑cost, and strategic way to improve reliability, competitiveness, and economic resilience.
This event on Tuesday March 3, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM ET co-organized by the Inter-American Dialogue’s Asia & Latin America Program and the Japan Association of Latin America and the Caribbean will examine opportunities for deeper Japan–LAC cooperation across food production, agricultural technology, supply chains, and food markets in light of evolving global conditions. It will also explore how these areas of cooperation can contribute to food security, supply chain resilience, and sustainable development, while reinforcing long-standing economic and cultural ties.
Eugenio Díaz-Bonilla is a special advisor to the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA).
The director of the Brazil Program, Bruna Santos, participated in BrazilCham Talks: Episode #4 – “Energy Transition and Critical Minerals: The Case for Closer Brazil–US Collaboration”.
This paper draws on insights from the event “Traceability: Enhancing Transparency and Market Access,” held virtually on August 21, 2025, as part of a year-long initiative on sustainable agriculture in the lead-up to COP30.
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