The Society for Low Carbon Technologies (SFLCT) has marked a significant beginning to 2025 by actively participating in South America's Energy Summit in Uruguay. The organization, known for its role in shaping the region's first Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) legislation approved by Brazil's President, showcased its expertise at the summit. With a focus on renewable and low-carbon sources of energy, particularly highlighting Uruguay's leadership in this area, the event served as a platform for discussing transformative projects across the energy value chain. SFLCT led discussions on key pillars of energy transition such as CCUS, hydrogen, geothermal, and sustainable fuels, with members playing pivotal roles as speakers and moderators. Collaborative agreements and initiatives resulting from the summit, such as the endorsement for AAPG's CCUS conference in Colombia, emphasized the organization's commitment to driving global decarbonization goals. The presence of experts like Chairman Fernando C. Hernandez and Vice Chair Alessandra Simone further elevated the event, underlining the importance of innovation and collaboration in advancing low-carbon solutions regionally and globally. The summit's success has set a positive tone for future endeavors, with SFLCT aiming to continue its impactful work in promoting sustainable energy practices and driving innovation in the sector.