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Details & Pricing

One-Day Pass | CFP-LATAM | February 11
Pricing Early Bird (Nov 1–Nov 30): $1,045 USD Standard (Dec 1–Feb 10): $1,195 USD On-Site (Feb 11): $1,295 USD	Includes: Keynotes, panels, case studies, roundtables Networking breaks, lunch, and evening reception Event app for 1-to-1 meetings and materials Post-event access to presentations and insights

 

Two-Day Full Access Pass | CFP-LATAM + GEOLAC | February 11–12
Pricing Early Bird (Nov 1–Nov 30): $1,615 USD Standard (Dec 1–Feb 10): $1,795 USD On-Site (Feb 11): $1,895 USD → Save $200+ vs. separate day passes	Includes everything in the one-day pass, plus: Access to GEOLAC (Feb 12) – the region’s premier geothermal forum Expanded networking across energy, policy, finance & geothermal

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Special rates available

• Latin American Government Discounts
  We offer substantial discounts for Latin American government representatives. To confirm eligibility, contact New Energy Support using an affiliated government email address.
• NGO / Academia
  Discounted rates available with a valid .org or .edu email. Contact New Energy Support with a corresponding email to confirm eligibility.
• Group Discounts
  Bringing your team? Discounts are available for group registrations from the same organization. Contact Emma to learn more and build your team’s presence at CFP-LATAM 2026.

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Why Attend?

• Digital demand is exploding. Hyperscalers and AI need 24/7 clean power. Latin America must deliver or lose investment.
• Capital is ready. MDBs, investors, and commercial lenders are seeking bankable firm power projects.
• Technology is proven. SMRs, long-duration storage, hydrogen, and advanced geothermal are moving to scale.
• The room matters. Policymakers, hyperscalers, financiers, and developers shaping the region’s energy future—all in one place.
• Two events. One platform. Attend CFP-LATAM for the full clean firm picture, or add GEOLAC for geothermal depth.

Who Will You Meet?

• Policymakers, regulators, energy ministries
• Utilities and state-owned enterprises
• Multilateral development banks, commercial banks
• Hyperscalers and data center operators
• Technology providers and project developers
• NGOs, research institutions
• Institutional investors, venture capital, corporate strategics
• Law firms and consulting firms