Final Event of the Energytran Project: Perspectives on the Energy Transition in Ibero-America (26–27 November 2025, Santiago de Chile)
The results of this scientific cooperation between research infrastructures from Latin America and the European Union in the field of energy transition will be presented on 26–27 November 2025 at the Aula Magna of the Pontificia Universidad Católica in Santiago de Chile. This event will mark the conclusion of the two-year Energytran project. It will bring together diverse perspectives on the energy transition in our region, while also serving to identify challenges and chart new avenues for scientific collaboration in this field, viewed through the lenses of public policy, technology, the environment, and social impact.
On October 8 and 9, the virtual event “Towards an Environmentally Sustainable Energy Transition” will take place, within the framework of Energytran.
On October 8 and 9, the virtual event “Towards an Environmentally Sustainable Energy Transition” will take place. It will be a space for reflection, delving into the effects that alternative energy systems can have on ecosystems, the main associated changes, and strategies to address them, while also presenting successful examples of policies and regulations for a green transition
GBIF Spain drives open science and sustainability within the framework of the #EnergyTRAN project
The Spanish National Biodiversity Information Node (GBIF Spain), managed by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) on behalf of the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, took part in the international course “Environmental Challenges and Open Science”, recently held in San José, Costa Rica, under the framework of the #EnergyTRAN project.
The Energytran project launches an international course to advance in Open Science face of global environmental challenges
The scientific cooperation project Energytran inaugurated today, September 22, its hybrid course on Open Science, a five-day event bringing together science policy makers and research infrastructure leaders from UNESCO, the European Union, and Latin America and the Caribbean
High-Level Meeting in San José, Costa Rica: OEI establishes strategic partnerships to accelerate energy transition in Ibero-America
The Organization of Ibero-American States for Education, Science and Culture (OEI) and the National Center for High Technology, through the Energytran Project, brought together leading experts from international cooperation, academia, the public sector, and research consortia for the “High-Level Meeting on Energy Transition and Climate Sustainability.” Held at the National Council of Rectors (CONARE), the event focused on analyzing regional challenges and forging strategic partnerships to accelerate an energy transition that is fair, sustainable, and inclusive across Ibero-America.
Energy transition project at the Ent-r-e-novators Science Policy Conference
As part of the Science Policy Conference, the EnergyTransproject was featured in the Thematic Corner, fostering critical dialogue around the role of international cooperation and citizen science in enabling a fair and sustainable energy transition.
The initiative was highlighted for its capacity to connect applied research with civic engagement and multistakeholder collaboration
Dr. Noemí Sogari, a professor and researcher at the Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences and Surveying (FaCENA) of the National University of the Northeast (UNNE), recently participated in the city of Madrid (Spain) in the first cycle of “Expert Women, Decision-Making Women,” organized by the Organization of Ibero-American States for Education, Science and Culture (OEI).
This first meeting brought together experts from various disciplines, representatives of government institutions, international organizations, research centers, civil society, and the private sector to reflect on climate change and energy transition—two of the current top-priority challenges on the global political agenda.
Dr. Noemí Sogari, a teaching and research professor at the Faculty of Exact Sciences, Natural Sciences and Land Surveying (FaCENA) of the National University of the Northeast (UNNE), an institutional partner of the Energytran project, is participating in the dialogue series “Expert Women, Decision-Making Women”, organized by the Organization of Ibero-American States (OEI).
This dialogue is part of the activities carried out by the OEI’s Ibero-American Program on Education in Human Rights, Democracy and Equality, and within the framework of the “Voices of Ibero-American Women” platform, promoted since 2024 by the OEI and the Carlos III University of Madrid. The event also served as an opportunity to present the Energytran project, led by the OEI and funded by the European Union, which aims to contribute to the design of public policies for a clean, just, and sustainable digital transformation in Europe and Latin America.
Biologist Jazmín Calderón presents her work in the Energytran project, an EU-OEI initiative.
From Costa Rica, CeNAT — a program of the National Council of University Presidents (CONARE) — has played a key role in research and knowledge exchange, promoting sustainable solutions and inclusive public policies in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The TECNM has developed an Energytran Inventory of EULAC research infrastructures: hydrogen and lithium.
The Energytran inventory is a mapping of scientific infrastructure in the European Union, Latin America, and the Caribbean (EULAC), focused on research groups and specialized equipment directly or indirectly linked to the lithium and hydrogen value chains for the energy transition.
