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.
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.
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.
Prácticamente en la mitad de 2025, el sector energético global vive un momento de redefinición profundo, donde la urgencia climática y las tensiones geopolíticas reconfiguran prioridades.
Panelists at the Eighth Annual Latin America Energy Conference joined to discuss the region’s most pressing energy challenges and opportunities. It fostered dialogue on comprehensive strategies to advance energy sustainability, climate action, and trade stability in an increasingly complex geopolitical environment.
Martin is a partner in the Project Development and Finance Group based in the Washington, DC office and leads the White and Case’s market-leading Americas Agency Practice.
Patricia Tatto has dedicated her career to driving the development of renewable energy in mature and emerging markets. She holds a degree in law from the Iberoamerican University with an additional diploma in human rights from the University of Birkbeck in the United Kingdom.
Senator Rosa Galvez, originally from Peru, is one of Canada’s leading experts in pollution control and its effect on human health.
Antonio H. Pinheiro Silveira is the vice president for the private sector at CAF.
Alan Sakar is committed to reducing energy inequality and accelerating a successful global energy transition. With over two decades of experience in the energy industry, Sakar serves as a senior associate at Clifford Chance, LLP and is a key member of the Americas Energy & Infrastructure Group.
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