How Are Politics Influencing Energy Policy in Argentina?
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Argentina will hold presidential elections in October, but public dissatisfaction with President Mauricio Macri’s energy policies could hinder his ability to win re-election.
Mexico’s Growing Reliance US Natural Gas Report II- Assessing Risks
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Part One of this report – Mexico’s Growing Reliance on US Natural Gas: Seizing Synergies – was published in the August 2018 issue of the Institute of the Americas “Energy Panorama.”
Transición Energética en Centroamérica
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Por muchos años, Centroamérica ha buscado la forma de alcanzar la seguridad energética de diferentes maneras. Los países han considerado una amplia gama de alternativas para reducir la importación de petróleo, como han sido la incursión del gas natural y una mayor penetración de energías renovables más allá de la hidroelectricidad.
Mesa Redonda sobre la Transición Energética en Centroamérica
Brazil’s Oil & Gas Industry Capacity Building: Lessons Learned from the PRH-ANP Human Resources Program
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In 1997 the Brazilian National Congress sanctioned the Petroleum Law (Law nº 9.478), which allowed the Government to contract private or public companies to execute research, exploration, refining, import, export and transport activities of crude oil, natural gas and oil products from any origin.
Brazil’s Oil & Gas Industry Capacity Building: Lessons Learned from the PRH-ANP Human Resources Program
Visit of the Argentine delegation from ENRE to California
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The purpose of this report is to summarize ENRE’s official visit to California in terms of insights and knowledge acquired. The trip included a visit to the three pillars of the electric system in California: The California Independent System Operator (CAISO), the California Energy Commission (CEC) and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).
Visit of the Argentine delegation from ENRE to California
Mexico’s Growing Reliance US Natural Gas Report
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Over the past several years, Mexico has increased its use of natural gas for the generation of electricity. Natural gas is generally cheaper than alternative hydrocarbon fuels.