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The Congress of Nuevo Leon approved the integral reform of the Sustainable and Accessible Mobility Law for the state, in order to comply with the harmonization of the General Law
In order to promote electric mobility in Colombia, the Ministry of Mines and Energy published the draft resolution establishing the interoperability conditions for public access charging stations for electric and
As part of the recent celebration of World Car Free Day, the National Institute of Transit and Land Transportation (Intrant) of the Dominican Republic initiated the “National Week of Sustainable
The Dominican Republic is making significant progress in sustainable mobility, through proposals from the public sector and investments from private companies. Recently, the executive director of the Instituto Nacional de
The National Director of Energy of Uruguay, Fitzgerald Cantero, participated in the “Latam Mobility: ConoSur 2023” to present progress and plans in the short, medium and long term in electromobility.
Peru’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Alex Contreras, informed that, in the next two weeks, the Executive Power will present its own bill to promote electromobility before the Congress of
Paraguay continues to approach Asian countries to accelerate the transition to electric mobility. After a major cooperation agreement with South Korea, talks began with Taiwan. Paraguayan Industry and Commerce authorities
A major project in the pipeline could significantly change transportation in the Dominican Republic. It is the public initiative of the Santo Domingo Metropolitan Train, to initiate the bidding processes
The President of Chile, Gabriel Boric, recently presented the “Electromobility Roadmap“, a document that contains the South American country’s concrete proposals for the year 2026 to massify the use of
With more than 20 electroterminals and 2,000 electric buses, Santiago de Chile has become an example that everyone wants to replicate, with the aim of promoting sustainable mobility in the
In order to intensify efforts and strengthen the presence of charging infrastructure, the European Parliament approved a series of measures within the framework of the “Objective 55 2030” plan. This
Outside the big cities, important initiatives are also emerging to promote the decarbonization of the vehicle fleet. Although it is true that they do not have the same level of
