Andrés Rebolledo, Secretary of the Latin American Energy Organization, discussed the energy transition and challenges faced in Latin America at a recent economic forum. Diversification and modernization of energy sources are essential, with a focus on solar, wind, and biofuels to complement aging hydroelectric plants. Geothermal energy in countries like Ecuador shows promise but requires substantial investments. Latin America leads globally in green energy, with 70% of electricity sourced from renewables by 2024. The region is progressing towards increased energy interconnection, enhancing energy security. Natural gas is seen as a crucial resource for energy security and economic growth, with potential in regions like the Gulf of Guayaquil. Additionally, nuclear energy is being considered for further development, with Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil leading the way in the region. The region's commitment to a multi-energy scenario demonstrates a positive outlook for the future of energy sustainability in Latin America.