Scenarios for the Energy Transition
Energy scenarios developed in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) are not limited to technical and economic parametres but increasingly…
Long-term energy scenarios have become critical tools in paving the way for the transition to more digitalised, decentralised and decarbonised energy systems. The “Long-Term Energy Scenarios (LTES) for Developing National Clean Energy Transition Plans in Latin America” is a joint initiative by IRENA, UN ECLAC and GET.transform to support the exchange of knowledge and best practices among government energy planners in Latin America. The virtual seminar series features lesssons learnt from countries across the region and is built on IRENA’s Long-term Energy Scenarios (LTES) Network, in the framework of UN ECLAC’s Technical Forum of Energy Planners (FOREPLEN).
The participating countries have highlighted their experiences and challenges over a wide variety of topics, including participatory planning, the implementation of relevant policies, inter-institutional collaboration, scenario development methodologies, and the impact of relevant innovations such as electromobility.
Explore the webcasts and write-ups below to tap into the key findings.
