Why LatAm governments keep flip-flopping on renewables

19 June 2020 - 12:00 am UTC

Why LatAm governments keep flip-flopping on renewables

The latest legislation in Mexico to limit renewable energy investment is part of a wider trend of Latin American governments changing tack on policy. Considering six of the largest markets in the region, only Brazil and Colombia now appear in play. Juan Pereira, Giulio Comellini and Colin Leopold report

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Why LatAm governments keep flip-flopping on renewables

Why LatAm governments keep flip-flopping on renewables