Santiago 2015 Blog: Chile Keeps Investment Up Amid Regional Slowdown
Renewable energies and some of Latin America’s largest mergers meant a boost in 2014...
Energy & Commodities
Pipeline Companies Look to Benefit from Mexico's Reforms
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Robert Grattan
Despite the first bidding failure, Mexico has opportunities to build out its midstream sector - whether through privately organized deals or state-contracted lines, suggests COA’s Eric Farnsworth.
Santiago 2015 Blog: Solving Chile's Electrical Gridlock
Connecting electrical grids and reducing prices may be one of the country’s top...
Mexico's First Round of Bidding Offers Lessons
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Robert Grattan
COA’s Eric Farnsworth comments that despite the setbacks and internal challenges, regulators can learn from Mexico’s first bidding round which represents a notable liberalization of its energy sector.
Mexico's Round One Oil Bids and What Comes Next
While the results of the first auction fell short, prospects for future rounds appear positive, writes AS/COA’s Christian Gómez, Jr.
Congressional Testimony: Mexico's Reforms and Pursuing North American Energy Independence
COA Vice President Eric Farnsworth testifies about the benefits of reform efforts for Mexico and the region as a whole before the U.S. House Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere.
Summary: Transitioning to Clean Energy in Central America and the Caribbean
With unprecedented international attention given to energy security, Central America and the Caribbean represent the test case for energy policy that leads to a sustainable energy future.
