Her Excellency Jimena Latorre

Lawyer, she holds a diploma in Civil and Commercial code from the Universidad national de Cuyo, and a master degree in government and public administration in Latin America from the Pampeauf abra university in Barcelona and in Environmental Economics from the Francisco Marroquin University in Madrid. Active member of the board of directors of the Argentine institute of energy ‘General Mosconi and the Alem Foundation’. She has served as a National Representative, president of the provincial electricity regulatory authority, and chief of staff of the former Mendoza Public Services Secretariat.

Session Overview

Tuesday, 4 November

12:00

Finance & Investment ICC Hall B 12:00 - 12:40

Incentivising sustainable growth through government energy policies

Government energy policies are powerful instruments for securing national energy supply, attracting investment, and enhancing economic resilience. In today’s volatile global landscape, forward-thinking strategies demonstrate how pragmatic planning can diversify energy portfolios, strengthen domestic infrastructure, and ensure long-term energy security. From sovereign wealth funds to regional gas hubs and electrification initiatives, governments are using policy levers to unlock capital and build robust energy systems that serve both domestic needs and export ambitions.

As global markets evolve, fostering investment momentum requires collaborative dialogue between policymakers, investors, and industry leaders to establish predictable frameworks that support energy reliability, infrastructure development, and economic competitiveness across both developed and emerging economies.

Attendee insights:

In this session, explore how energy and finance ministers are encouraging investment and securing the public and private finance needed to build a future, a cost- and carbon-efficient energy system.