Project
Latin America and the Global Energy Transition
Examining how Latin America could lead the global energy transition.
About the Project
This project examines how Latin America could lead the global energy transition by preserving its expansive tropical forests and biodiversity, accelerating renewable energy production, and producing the minerals urgently required for clean energy technologies, including batteries and electric vehicles. To meet this potential, Latin America will need partners for expertise and capital, and to connect the region to global supply chains for green industries.
Research & Writing
Commentary
Europe and Latin America are seizing climate leadership, forging new alliances on clean energy and critical minerals as U.S. influence and interest on climate change recede.
November 7, 2025
Commentary
As COP30 begins in Belém, Brazil, the Bridgetown Initiative offers a blueprint — not just for islands, but for the global community’s capacity to rethink finance, justice, and resilience.
November 7, 2025
Recent Publications
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