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After a long process of deliberation and approval by different governmental bodies, Chile finally enacted the Storage and Electromobility Law. The regulation will promote the participation of renewable energies in
In order to have clear rules of the game and establish guidelines that generate confidence and security in the actors involved, the government of the Dominican Republic published the legal
Based on four pillars such as sustainability, decarbonization, digitalization and social and territorial cohesion, the Spanish government is working to pass the Sustainable Mobility Law. The main objective of the
Taking into account that 13.9% of total carbon emissions in Argentina come from the vehicle fleet, the authorities recently presented the National Sustainable Transportation Plan, with the aim of implementing
The administrations of the United States and Mexico have established important lines of action to implement policies and strategies that seek to massify sustainable mobility and promote electromobility in the
In Central America, different public and private actors have come together to promote electromobility and environmentally friendly technologies in the region. Recently, different international organizations such as the Central American
Europe has taken a new fundamental step in the framework of its efforts towards decarbonization and energy transition that will contribute to comply with the guidelines established in the Paris
The Chilean authorities have taken another important step towards the massification of electromobility and the contribution of the public sector to promote the energy transition and new technologies. Last Wednesday,
According to Bogota‘s emissions inventory, the transportation sector generates 42% of particulate matter emissions, which is why the authorities, in partnership with private companies and unions, are developing strategies to
With an investment of 1.5 billion dollars, the United States completed the financing for the 50 states of the country, which will receive 5 billion dollars over five years for
Approximately 55% of the world’s population lives in cities and by 2050 it is expected to continue to increase, according to World Bank figures. In addition, it is estimated that
Taking into account that Mexico City is one of the most densely populated, congested and polluted capitals, authorities have taken action with plans and investments that seek to improve mobility