The meeting reviewed the results of COP27 from the different perspectives of society as a forum for reflection and with the aim of making a contribution to the general debate on the urgent challenges that lie ahead to respond to the crisis generated by climate change. Micaela Carlino, from the Torcuato Di Tella Foundation, presented the application of the methodology developed within the framework of the project to evaluate the results of COP27.

Micaela Carlino, from Fundación Torcuato Di Tella, participated as a panelist in an event at COP27 organized by Fundación Biodiversidad.

This event presented solutions that can facilitate financing the climate transition and the role of different actors, such as finance ministries and public and private financial institutions.

This event was held at the Brazil Climate Action Hub pavilion at COP27, where results were presented on the studies carried out by the Argentine team within the framework of the Decarboost Project.

The event "Financing Carbon Neutrality in Cities: Investment Opportunities and Mitigation Options" was held during the C40 Summit. 

Micaela Carlino and Luciano Caratori, from Fundación Torcuato Di Tella, presented the methodology developed within the framework of the DecarBOOST Project for the evaluation of the Conferences of the Parties (COP).

In the second session of the series on Latin America, developed in the framework of the Climate Week, Luciano Caratori from Torcuato de Tella Foundation, presented the four pillars identified by Argentina’s Decarboost Project to guide the transition to decarbonization in the energy and transport sectors in the country: 1) electrify; 2) decarbonize; 3) reduce; 4) substitute.

In the second session of the series on Latin America held in the framework of Climate Week, Luciano Caratori from the Fundación Torcuato Di Tella presented the four pillars identified by the Decarboost Argentina project, which could guide the transition towards the decarbonisation of the country's energy and transport sectors: 1) electrification; 2) decarbonisation; 3) reduction; and 4) substitution.

In the framework of the New York Climate Week, Micaela Carlino, from the Fundación Torcuato Di Tella, took part in a panel discussion on the role of policy and financial instruments in financing deep decarbonisation pathways in Latin America.

ENEL, together with Deloitte, are developing the project "Roadmap for Energy Transition in Argentina" towards 2050 and to update the one published in 2019. Within this framework, they have organized five roundtables tables, led by relevant stakeholders of the sector in the country, between May 2 and 4.

ENEL, together with Deloitte, are developing the project "Roadmap for Energy Transition in Argentina" towards 2050 and to update the one published in 2019. Within this framework, they have organized five roundtables tables, led by relevant stakeholders of the sector in the country, between May 2 and 4.

Luciano Caratori, from the Fundación Torcuato Di Tella, participated in a panel in which the trends, challenges and opportunities to achieve a just energy transition for the Latin American region were presented.

Luciano Caratori, from Fundación Torcuato Di Tella, commented that there is no universally accepted definition of "energy transition", and pointed out the common elements. He explained the main challenges for transitions, giving examples from various countries. Finally, he shared some of the results obtained from the work carried out in the framework of the Decarboost project. In this regard, he commented on the analysis carried out on different mitigation measures encompassed under the "energy efficiency" package, from the point of view of their high mitigation capacity, high transformational potential and high/medium high implementation feasibility (technical/political/financial/economic), which places efficiency as a key element in the transition.

This session of the Community of Practice aimed to analyse the impact of the results of the COP26 negotiations and their implications for investments in Latin America with a panel of experts.

Continuing with the objective of developing dialogues with key stakeholders, in 2021 we held meetings with players from the Energy, Transport and AFOLU sectors. During these meetings, the initial results achieved during this year of work were shared in order to ensure the relevance and legitimacy of the progress made.

In the framework of our study “Enabling conditions to make finance flows consistent with needs related to low-carbon and resilient development pathways to be adopted by Argentina" (Decarboost Project) in 2020, we held dialogues with actors from different sectors, with the valuable presence of numerous participants. These dialogues were key to enriching our work process and learning in detail about the perspectives of different sectors working towards the common goal of achieving greenhouse gas emission reductions. As a result of these exchanges, the following presentation was prepared with the main findings. PDF only available in Spanish.