Every September, New York City becomes the epicenter of global climate action. Climate Week NYC It brings together leaders from governments, businesses, and organizations to promote concrete commitments to address the climate crisis. Held in parallel with the UN General Assembly, the event has established itself as a key platform for setting the course for the energy transition and sustainability.
This year, one of the most notable meetings was the High-level session on “Renewable Energy Abundance”, which brought together heads of state, representatives of international organizations, and private sector leaders. The objective: to move from promises to the implementation of concrete measures so that renewable energy can be the foundation of economic growth and energy security in the future.
The announced commitments revolved around three axes:
- Accelerate climate finance, with a focus on expanding investments to emerging and developing countries.
- Improve energy networks and systems, facilitating the integration of renewable sources and new storage technologies.
- Promoting green industrialization, generating employment opportunities and sustainable value chains.
The message was clear: setting targets for 2030 or 2050 is no longer enough. Renewable energy abundance depends on immediate decisions, real investments, and regulatory frameworks that provide certainty.
For Latin America, the discussion is especially relevant. The region has enormous solar, wind, and hydroelectric potential and can position itself as a strategic player in the global transition if it manages to articulate public policies with business innovation and adequate financing.
At DelPlata Green we believe that these international debates must be translated into local and regional actions, which will allow our companies and governments to seize the opportunity to lead in sustainability.
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