Latin America is facing an economic slowdown, growing just 2.2 percent in 2023 due to various factors. However, there is a silver lining as business experts and policy leaders see this as an opportunity to build a greener, more resilient economy in the region. Countries like Costa Rica, Brazil, and Chile are leading the way in renewable energy transition. Costa Rica has been nearly entirely powered by renewable sources since 2014, with a mix of hydroelectric, wind, geothermal, and solar energy. In Brazil, significant investments are being made in biofuels, sustainable aviation fuels, wind, and solar power, with the country already standing out for its high share of renewable energy within the G20. The wind and solar sectors in Brazil have created numerous jobs and contributed to the country's green transition. Chile, on the other hand, is making remarkable progress towards renewable energy goals, with a strong political will and public-private partnerships driving its green hydrogen ambitions. The country aims to become a leader in low-cost green hydrogen production, supported by funding agreements and collaborations with private sectors. Latin America's commitment to a sustainable future through renewable energy showcases the region's potential for a cleaner, greener economy.