Contributors AcknowledgementsProject team Chief expert advisers The World Economic Forum acknowledges and thanks the experts of the Energy Transition Intelligence Advisory Board, without whose support the Fostering Effective Energy Transition 2025 report would not have been possible: Prasoon Agarwal Deputy Head, Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) Rigoberto Ariel Yepez-Garcia Principal Economic Advisor, Inter-American Development BankMorgan Bazilian Professor, Public Policy; Director, Payne Institute, Colorado School of Mines Lin Boqiang Dean, China Institute for Studies in Energy Policy, Xiamen University Michaela Cappanelli Head, Climate Strategy, Risk Mitigation and Disclosure, Eni Zhou Changchum Vice-President, Economic and Technology Institute, Global Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation (GEIDCO)Accenture Britta Daum Energy Strategy Manager David Rabley Managing Director; Global Energy Transition Lead Latin American Energy Organization (OLADE) S. Mauricio Medinaceli Consultant Gaston Siroit Technical AdvisorWorld Economic Forum Ojasvee Arora Programme Specialist, Centre for Energy and Materials Roberto Bocca Head, Centre for Energy and Materials; Member, Executive Committee Espen Mehlum Head, Energy, Centre for Energy and Materials Maksim Soshkin Research and Analysis Specialist, Centre for Energy and Materials Nicholas Wagner Manager, Energy and Industry Transition Intelligence, Centre for Energy and MaterialsThe analysis in this report builds on the Energy Transition Index 2025 (ETI 2025) and the data providers that supported its assessment. The World Economic Forum acknowledges and thanks all contributors to ETI 2025, whose data and insights have also informed this report, as well as the following contributors who supported this report directly. The project team are grateful to the wider World Economic Forum team for their support, especially to: Kristen Panerali, Sarah Moin, Justine Roche, Anne Therese Andersen and Harsh Vijay Singh. Energy Transition Readiness: Latin America and the Caribbean 33

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