A OLADE (Latin American Energy Organization) promoted, this Monday (07), the Latin American Forum on Solar and Energy Storage Regulations.
The event, held in Bogotá, Colombia, discussed standards in the clean energy transition and included the participation of LESF (Unicamp Energy and Photovoltaic Systems Laboratory).
“For the energy transition to happen, it was mentioned that countries must have or develop a functional infrastructure that promotes a safe and quality transition through standards and regulations that meet LATAM countries”, said Geyciane Pinheiro, researcher at LESF.
According to her, one of the presentations addressed the importance of standardization, as it promotes competition in markets, encourages international trade, provides interoperability between products, supports technological innovations and creates greater awareness.
Still according to Geyciane, this work can be carried out on a large scale with the contribution of professional entities, industries, universities and government agencies
“The OLADE forum was just the beginning of the integration between LATAM countries for the energy transition process through innovative, technological and safe standards and regulations that generate benefits for society”, he added.
About OLADE
OLADE is a public intergovernmental organization for cooperation, coordination and technical assistance, created on November 2, 1973 by the signing of the Lima Agreement, ratified by 27 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The company aims to promote the integration, conservation, rational use, commercialization and defense of the region's energy resources.
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