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In the report on the measurements conducted in São Paulo, Brazil, the results of the gas emissions generated by the use of gas stoves in households are presented, analyzing gases such as methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen dioxide (NO₂). These results...

In a global scenario where the transition towards clean and sustainable energies is advancing strongly, it is important to promote national strategies and policies that allow increasing residential electrification to face the challenges of the transition and reduce...

The “Residential Energy Transformation: Electrification of Stoves and Cooktops in Latin America” project, through this report, has outlined the level of residential electrification specifically in cooking and heating devices in Brazil, Chile, and Colombia, identified...

Chile is moving toward the adoption of renewable energy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, although its residential sector still relies on biomass, electricity, and liquefied petroleum gas. This report examines the energy matrix and provides recommendations to...

Colombia, a country with rich cultural diversity and a complex political and climatic environment, has faced significant challenges such as armed conflict and political instability. However, it has made progress in political reforms and human rights. Its varied...

Brazil, a vast federal republic with 26 states and a population of over 203 million, is the world’s ninth-largest economy. Its population is mainly concentrated in the southeastern and northeastern regions, with São Paulo as the most populous state. Politically,...

For the first time, residential emissions from cooking have been quantified in three Latin American countries (Chile, Colombia and Brazil), providing key data for updating national emissions inventories and meeting Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC)...