Chile's energy efficiency association, Anesco, has revealed its strategic plan for 2024-26, focusing on expanding its services to include residential solutions alongside the industrial-commercial sector. Originally developed in 2007 through a clean energy program, Anesco is now planning activities such as an energy efficiency fair, a GDP impact study, and partnership initiatives with regional energy associations. The association operates under the energy service company (ESCO) model, where project implementation is funded from achieved savings. Anesco aims to contribute to Chile's energy efficiency law targets, which include an overall reduction in energy intensity by 10% by 2030. By promoting energy efficiency and sustainable development, Anesco seeks to bridge the gap between Chile and other countries while reducing carbon emissions. The association's strategic plan underscores the importance of making energy efficiency a priority for authorities, businesses, and individuals to improve living conditions, lower costs, and support sustainable growth. Collaborations with academic institutions and technology centers further enhance Anesco's initiatives to transform energy consumption patterns and address environmental challenges in Chile.