In an almost two-hour interview with Franco-Spanish political scientist Ignacio Ramonet in Havana, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel described the country's Energy crisis as "extremely complex" and highlighted the significant efforts being made to transition towards sustainable energy. Díaz-Canel discussed Cuba's strategic initiatives to overcome the current energy challenges, including substantial investments in renewable energy sources like solar power. Díaz-Canel emphasised that resolving the Energy crisis is crucial for the country's economic stability and growth. He discussed the various internal and external factors contributing to the crisis, including the impact of U.S. sanctions, and outlined the government's plans to enhance Energy infrastructure and reduce dependency on fossil fuels.

This interview with Sygma Maroc discusses the company's extensive experience and contributions to renewable energy projects in Morocco. It highlights their innovative investments in data management, AI integration, continuous employee education, and participation in technological events. The interview also explores Sygma Maroc's role in supporting Morocco's ambitious goal to increase renewable energy in its energy mix to 52% by 2030, their involvement in significant renewable energy plants, and their vision for future growth and leadership in the green energy sector.

In this insightful interview with Mr. Zaher Fawwaz, the Regional Sales Director at Mitsubishi Power Aero, we'll delve into the significant role that Mitsubishi Power Aero plays within Morocco's dynamic energy landscape.

In this exclusive interview for the Argentina Energy Week (AEW) 2024, leaders from TwinDimension by Grupo Tesacom explore the transformative role of IoT in the energy sector. Delve into Argentina's energy transition challenges and opportunities, and discover how cutting-edge solutions are redefining efficiency and sustainability. Uncover the impact of advanced technologies in crafting a greener energy future.

Chile has launched Latin America's largest energy storage facility, the Gran Teno photovoltaic plant in the Maule region, which features 367,200 solar panels and a capacity of 241 megawatts. This facility can power around 136,000 homes and is expected to prevent the emission of over 147,000 tons of CO2 annually, significantly advancing Chile's decarbonization goals. Developed by Grenergy Renovables with an investment of over $700 million, this project exemplifies effective collaboration between the government and private sectors, accelerating Chile's renewable energy initiatives. The Gran Teno plant not only boosts Chile's green energy output but also supports economic development in the Maule region, showcasing Chile's commitment to sustainable development and positioning it as a leader in global renewable energy efforts.

In the face of escalating climate concerns and the global imperative for sustainable development, the role of strategic minerals in achieving a zero-emission future has never been more critical. This article delves into how the mining industry, with its extraction of vital minerals like lithium, cobalt, nickel, and copper, underpins the burgeoning sectors of renewable energy and electromobility