PROJECT PILLARS

The Residential Energy Transition project is being implemented in Colombia, Chile, and Brazil, aiming to promote more sustainable energy alternatives in appliances such as stoves and cooktops. Through innovative policies and incentive programs, we seek to reduce pollutant gas emissions and promote a healthier, greener future for communities in Latin America.

Implementation

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The RESIDENTIAL ENERGY TRANSITION: Electrification of Stoves and Cooktops in Latin America project is being implemented in Colombia, Chile, and Brazil.

Through the electrification of stoves and cooktops, the project demonstrates how it is possible to reduce pollutant emissions and improve people’s quality of life, driving a shift toward a cleaner and more sustainable future in each of these countries.

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Partners

The RESIDENTIAL ENERGY TRANSITION project is an initiative by the Global Methane Hub is implemented by Fundación Futuro Latinoamericano (FFLA), EBP Chile, EBP Brazil, Stanford University, Universidad de São Paulo, Universidad Mayor de Chile, and Universidad de los Andes in Colombia.

Team

Behind the success of the RESIDENTIAL ENERGY TRANSITION project is a dedicated team of experts in energy, sustainability, and public policy. Our multidisciplinary team consists of professionals from leading institutions in Latin America and around the world, working together to drive the energy transition in the region. With a shared vision of a cleaner, more sustainable future, each team member brings their expertise and knowledge to make this ambitious project a reality.