A non-profit association in service of Latin America's energy transition.
Founded in 2018 by national renewable-generation associations, ALAGER operates as a regional representation body. It receives no public funds, is sustained by its members, and follows governance practices audited annually.
Integrate, coordinate and defend the interests of Latin American institutions and companies committed to the development of renewable energy.
A Latin America where renewables form the backbone of the energy mix, regulated with predictability and financed with long-term instruments.
Independence
Positions built on technical grounds — no party-political or individual commercial alignment.
Plurality
Representation of every renewable source — solar, wind, biomass, hydro, geothermal, hydrogen.
Transparency
Financial statements, minutes and public positions available to members.
Continuity
Institutional dialogue that outlasts political cycles and keeps the sector aligned.
Eight years coordinating the region's renewable sector.
Founded in São Paulo
Seven national associations sign the founding act.
First Regulatory Briefing
Monthly comparative regulatory analysis begins publication.
Joins COP27
ALAGER becomes part of the multi-sector Latin American delegation.
240 members
Network passes 240 institutions across 13 countries.
Regional Decadal Plan
Launch of the reference document for the transition through 2035.
Who runs it
Brasil · 01Marcelo Renault
President
Carla Mendes
Vice President
Diego Herrera
Technical Director
Lucía Fernández
Institutional Relations Director
Roberto Sánchez
CFO
Ana Costa
Executive Secretary
How decisions are made
ALAGER has an annual General Assembly, a Deliberative Council with parity across countries, and an Executive Board elected for two-year terms. Official positions are decided by consensus, with dissenting votes published.