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Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization
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Oil prices surge amid Middle East tensions and supply risks
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Latest: Saudi stock market loses $175 billion amid regional security concerns
Global oil prices remain volatile as geopolitical instability in the Middle East and weather threats in the United States drive market fluctuations. Brent crude has recently moved around the $100 to $101 per barrel mark.
Brazil electric vehicle market hits 1 million unit milestone
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Latest: Brazil Ministry of Mines and Energy launches electric vehicle infrastructure consultation
The transition to electric vehicles in Brazil and Latin America has accelerated significantly through late 2026. By September 24, 2026, Brazil’s cumulative electrified light vehicle fleet officially exceeded 1 million un
Global fuel price surges and energy inflation
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Latest: Argentina diesel prices become highest in the region
Rising fuel costs continue to drive significant inflation and transportation expenses globally. In Spain, diesel prices surged by over 15%, prompting a sliding fuel subsidy starting October 1, 2026. The government mainta
Latin American energy integration and AI infrastructure
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Latest: Latin American energy leaders call for regional integration and advanced cooling solutions
Regional leaders and industry executives continue to advocate for the strengthening and integration of electrical grids across Latin America and the Caribbean to support economic stability and energy transitions. During
OLACDE regional energy summit and ECLAC developments
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Latest: ECLAC concludes 41st session in Dominican Republic
The XI Energy Week of the Latin American and Caribbean Energy Organization (OLACDE) convened in Santo Domingo, organized alongside the Dominican Republic’s Ministry of Energy and Mines. The summit brought together repres