Latin American and Caribbean Council On Renewable Energy

What Latin American and Caribbean Council On Renewable Energy does

LACCORE (Latin American and Caribbean Council On Renewable Energy), operating under the longer trade name "Latin American & Caribbean Council on Renewables and Energy Transition," is a private, membership-based regional organization that functions as a convening platform for stakeholders across the clean energy ecosystem in Latin America and the Caribbean. Its stated mission is to accelerate the region's clean energy transition through strategic collaboration, knowledge generation, regulatory engagement, and leadership development, positioning itself as the "unified voice" for the industry across LAC. The council targets companies that invest in, develop, build, operate, and use clean energy, as well as investors, financial institutions, policymakers, and NGOs active in the regional energy sector.

The organization's core offerings are a Membership Program (whose tiers are publicly described as "to be developed") and a Sponsorship Program that delivers speaking opportunities at annual conferences, complimentary conference passes, branding, access to attendee lists, and booth displays. Service layers include networking events focused on PMGD (small-scale distributed generation), O&M, and regulatory topics; sector meetings with public and private sector entities; participation in regulation and policy development; and monthly newsletters. LACCORE's marquee events are IJ LATAM 2026, a Miami-based infrastructure, energy, and project finance conference scheduled for March 2-4, 2026, and the LACCORE Tour 2026, with stops in Santo Domingo (October 7-8, 2026) and Santiago de Chile. The Clean Energy Award recognition program extends the product surface into branded industry recognition.

LACCORE is governed by a Board of Directors comprising senior executives from Atlantico Capital Partners (Chairman Ivan Oliveros), Heifer International, Genux Power, Deloitte S-Latam, Apollo Global Management, Cuatrecasas, King & Spalding, Taunus Capital, and Bright Strategies, with Diandra Ruiz serving as Executive Director. Strategic partners include FES, MERM, WEN, Sistema B, JG Global, Próximo Infrastructure, Deloitte, and Cuatrecasas, and the organization has committed to B Corp standards alignment by 2026. The organization is privately held with no disclosed revenue, headcount, funding, or pricing data.

Name

Latin American and Caribbean Council On Renewable Energy

Legal name

Latin American And Caribbean Council On Renewable Energy

Website

https://lac-core.org

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Short description

LACCORE is a private, membership-based regional council that convenes investors, developers, financial institutions, policymakers, and clean energy companies across Latin America and the Caribbean through events, sponsorship programs, and policy engagement.

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B2B

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Services

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Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership Fees: Membership fees from companies that invest in, develop, build, operate, and use clean energy in Latin America. Membership types were noted as 'to be developed'.
2. Event Sponsorship: Sponsorship revenue from companies supporting LACCORE activities and programs. Sponsorship benefits include speaking opportunities at annual conferences, complimentary conference passes, branding opportunities, and booth displays.

Go-to-market motion1 record

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Core offering

LACCORE is a regional membership-based council that unites investors, developers, financial institutions, policymakers, and industry leaders to accelerate the clean energy transition across Latin America and the Caribbean. It sells Membership and Sponsorship programs, produces paid annual conferences (IJ LATAM, LACCORE Tour) and regional networking events, and facilitates participation in policy and regulatory development for the clean energy sector.

Product overview

LACCORE is a regional organization, not a product company. Its core offerings consist of membership and sponsorship programs that provide networking opportunities, exclusive information access, sector meetings, and participation in regulation and policy development. The organization hosts events including IJ LATAM 2026 (a major infrastructure and energy finance conference in Miami), the LACCORE Tour 2026 (regional events in Dominican Republic and Chile), and the Clean Energy Award (recognition for clean energy leaders). Additional services include networking events, policy advisory, and knowledge sharing to accelerate the clean energy transition across Latin America and the Caribbean.

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Products and services

• Membership Program A recurring membership for companies that invest in, develop, build, operate, or use clean energy in Latin America, providing a unified industry voice, networking events, exclusive project and contact information, sector meetings with public and private sector entities, and participation in regulatory and policy development.
• Sponsorship Program Event-tiered sponsorship that gives companies a platform to showcase industry leadership in support of LACCORE's mission, including speaking opportunities at annual conferences, complimentary conference passes, unique branding, access to attendee lists, and booth displays in networking areas. An Executive Sponsorship variant offers cross-event recognition for broader support of LACCORE's activities and programs.
• IJ LATAM 2026 Conference Annual paid conference held March 2-4, 2026 in Miami, providing high-level discussion, capital strategy, networking, and insights into the evolving infrastructure and energy landscape across Latin America.
• LACCORE Tour 2026 Regional paid event series connecting investors, developers, and policymakers across Latin America and the Caribbean, featuring Latam Energy Week in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (October 7-8, 2026) and a Santiago de Chile stop in 2026.

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Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core.

• FEScoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner of LACCORE, part of the network of partners supporting the clean energy transition in Latin America and the Caribbean.
• MERMcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner of LACCORE, supporting the organization's mission to accelerate the energy transition.
• WENcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner of LACCORE in the renewable energy ecosystem.
• Sistema BcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner aligned with B Corp values. LACCORE is aligned with B Corp standards 2026.
• JG GlobalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner supporting sustainable infrastructure development.
• Próximo InfrastructurecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner in infrastructure development for clean energy.
• DeloittecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner with Gema Sancristan serving as Líder, Sostenibilidad y Cambio Climático at Deloitte S-Latam on LACCORE's board.
• CuatrecasascoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partner with Sebastián Leyton serving as Partner, Energía e Infraestructura at Cuatrecasas on LACCORE's board.

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Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Direct peers

• Global Solar Council: International industry council promoting solar energy adoption through policy advocacy and member convening. Same structure as LACCORE — membership-driven, policy-engaged industry council — though global rather than LAC-focused.
• Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): Global industry council representing the wind energy sector with membership from major OEMs, developers, and financiers. Mirrors LACCORE's convening, policy advocacy, and event-based operating model at a global scale, making it a direct functional peer.
• Clean Energy Council (Australia): Australian peak industry body for clean energy with member-driven advocacy, awards programs, and major events. Same membership + sponsorship + event-driven GTM model as LACCORE, but geographically focused on Australia — useful regional benchmark.
• American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE): National membership-based industry council accelerating renewable energy in the Americas. Closest structural analog: convenes investors, developers, policymakers, and financiers, and runs an annual marquee event — directly comparable operating model to LACCORE's IJ LATAM/LACCORE Tour.
• SolarPower Europe: European solar industry association funded through membership and events that convenes the full solar value chain. Comparable governance and revenue model (membership + flagship conferences), albeit focused on Europe rather than LAC.

Emerging players

• Canopy / Latam Renewables (industry event organizers): Event organizer focused on renewables and infrastructure deal-making across Latin America, including the IJ Invest forum series. LACCORE's IJ LATAM 2026 directly competes for sponsorships and attendees against this category of LAC-focused energy finance events.

Broad incumbents

• International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA): Intergovernmental organization supporting the global energy transition with policy advisory and convening authority. Overlaps with LACCORE on renewables policy development and stakeholder engagement but operates at global rather than LAC-specific scope.
• Latin American Energy Organization (OLADE): Inter-governmental energy organization for LAC with a far broader mandate spanning all energy sources. Overlaps with LACCORE on regional energy policy and convening but serves a wider portfolio and is not commercially financed through sponsorships in the same way.
• Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) / IDB Invest: Major LAC multilateral development institution financing infrastructure and energy projects, convening governments and investors. Overlaps with LACCORE's investor/policymaker convening role and competes for attention from the same sponsors across LAC renewables.

Others

• Carbon Trust: Independent climate and sustainability advisory that partners with corporates and governments on energy transition strategy. Adjacent rather than directly competitive; relevant peer for understanding how convening-and-advisory hybrids monetize in the clean energy ecosystem.

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Profiles11 records

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