Latin America is seeing tangible progress in reducing carbon emissions and shifting towards sustainable energy sources, according to a report by Wood Mackenzie. The analysis focuses on the six largest Latin American economies, highlighting their advancement in decarbonization. While fossil fuels still dominate energy supply, a gradual decline is evident across the region. Chile stands out for leading renewable energy adoption, with 70% of its electricity sourced from renewables. Countries like Brazil and Colombia are increasing hydropower reliance, while solar, wind, and biofuels are expanding. The report also notes a growing interest in green hydrogen and CCUS technologies, with Brazil taking the lead in these projects. To achieve net-zero ambitions, Latin America needs coordinated action, emphasizing the importance of collaborative strategies, targeted policies, and substantial investments for a sustainable energy future.