RENPOWER Central America3rd Edition

Panama | Energy

Third Party Event

23 Feb 2022 - 24 Feb 2022

The 3rd edition of RENPOWER Central America will be held in person in Panama City following the sanitary protocols required by the local government and the hotel hosting the event to hold the conference sessions and networking spaces that we have long awaited. The event will include the participation of the Secretary of Energy of the Government of Panama, Dr. Jorge RIVERA STAFF, to give the opening remarks.

Without a doubt, the Central American region unites as a block to be part of the energy transition and attract investors to carry out its goals.

Register and take advantage of the program’s networking spaces to create new strategic alliances in the region.
 
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