OLACDE

The Organization of Latin American and Caribbean Energy (OLACDE) is an intergovernmental body established in 1973 to foster energy integration and sustainable development across the region. Comprising 27 member countries, OLACDE coordinates technical advice and promotes cooperation in energy matters. The organization focuses on enhancing the security of energy resources while advocating for a just energy transition.

OLACDE offers a variety of products and services designed to support its mission. Key tools include the Energy Matrix Simulation (SAME) and the Electric Power Systems Simulation (SimSEE), which provide essential insights into energy management. Furthermore, the organization maintains the Energy Information System (sieLAC) and the Knowledge Community (capevLAC) to facilitate data access and sharing among member states.

In addition to offering technical publications, including reports and the Enerlac magazine, OLACDE also focuses on capacity-building initiatives. These efforts are aimed at empowering professionals in the region to better navigate the challenges posed by transitioning energy systems.