El Salvador is sending aid planes to Jamaica with over 300 rescuers and supplies to help Hurricane Melissa victims. Continue reading President Bukele Will Send Three Humanitarian Planes to Jamaica After Hurricane Melissa
El Salvador approved a new renewable energy law promoting sustainability, tax incentives, and user protections for cleaner electricity solutions. Continue reading El Salvador Advances Toward a Green Future with New Renewable Energy Law and Tax Incentives
El Salvador’s government promotes 2025 Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility Week to boost sustainable development through multisectoral collaboration and partnerships. Continue reading El Salvador Strengthens Global Partnerships at Sustainability Week 2025
El Salvador’s government promotes sustainable tourism, emphasizing regenerative practices that benefit communities and enhance national economic growth under President Bukele. Continue reading El Salvador Strengthens Regenerative Tourism for Sustainable Growth
El Salvador’s Ministry of Local Development launched a $7 million cacao program to boost exports, enhance sustainable agriculture, and promote environmental conservation. Continue reading El Salvador Launches High-Value Cacao Reforestation Program
El Salvador is installing four hydrometeorological stations in Ahuachapán Sur to enhance climate resilience for agriculture, benefiting over 98,000 residents and preventing climate-related risks. Continue reading New Hydrometeorological Stations Boost Disaster Prevention in Rural El Salvador.
El Salvador hosts Central America Innovation + Tourism Talks 2025, focusing on strategies for sustainable tourism growth and regional competitiveness. Continue reading El Salvador Hosts Central America Innovation + Tourism Talks 2025 to Drive Sustainable Growth
El Salvador and the U.S. launched a workshop on small modular reactors, enhancing nuclear energy cooperation and regional energy security efforts. Continue reading El Salvador and US Launch First Workshop on Small Modular Reactors for Clean Energy Future
El Salvador plans an underground dam with K-water to improve drinking water access. The $150 million project will benefit over 110,000 people in Santiago Texacuangos. Continue reading El Salvador Plans First Underground Dam to Boost Water Security.
In June, El Salvador met 65.01% of its electricity demand with renewables, led by hydropower production, while total consumption decreased by 8.7% from May. Continue reading Geothermal and Solar Power Help Drive El Salvador’s Green Energy Growth.
