SIEPAC is expected to link the six countries by early 2012.This connection will increase energy reserves, promote energy efficiency and lower energy production costs through economies of scale.
The latest study in a series supported by the World Bank shows that Brazil could reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by up to 37 percent over the next 20 years while maintaining its development goals and without negatively affecting…
In partnership with Governments of South Asia, the World Bank and ESMAP held a capacity building workshop to assist governments achieve gender equality in the energy sector.
Presentations made during the Central America Energy Integration: Energy Sector Challenges and Opportunities workshop held on May 25-26 in Panama City.
The International Roundtable on Energy Efficiency Metrics and National Energy Efficiency Assessment in Developing Countries was held in June, in Washington DC.
