The economic environment plays a crucial role in the energy transition, which is why it is important to design effective strategies that encourage the adoption of clean energies while promoting the growth and competitiveness of industries. To achieve this, it is essential to have robust economic models that allow for the analysis of impacts and identify opportunities related to the implementation of different projects. Additionally, the design of public policy and market instruments is essential to encourage investment in clean technologies.

At IDEA, we apply economic analysis methodologies to identify the effects of the energy transition across sectors, providing key information for public policy formulation and investment strategies. Our lines of action include:

• Macroeconomic Analysis: We study how the energy transition impacts economic growth, employment, and financial stability, considering variables such as investment, productivity, and competitiveness.

• Economic Instruments: We design and analyze market mechanisms, financial incentives, and carbon pricing schemes to promote decarbonization and achieve a just and efficient transition.

Ensuring the economic viability of the energy transition is key to its success and long-term sustainability.

At IDEA, we generate applied knowledge to strengthen economic and regulatory decision-making that promotes a sustainable and competitive energy transition.

Learn more about our work and join the debate on the economic challenges and opportunities of the energy transition.