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" This article focuses on analyzing the impact and importance of public policies in the transition toward a cleaner and more sustainable energy matrix. Various aspects were explored, ranging from job creation to pollution reduction and improvement of energy security. In the findings, it was highlighted how clean energy policies generate significant employment in sectors such as solar and wind energy, contribute to the reduction of atmospheric pollution, and improve public health by decreasing pollutant emissions. Furthermore, they strengthen energy security by diversifying energy sources. The IX Summit of the Americas emphasized the urgency of moving towards a just, sustainable, and renewable energy transition. The commitments reflect an integral approach on energy efficiency, equity, and innovation, seeking policies and actions that benefit everyone in the region, safeguard human rights, and promote climatic resilience and environmental sustainability. Additionally, the role of these policies in stimulating technological innovation and economic competitiveness was underscored, as well as in economic diversification and resilience against economic crises and fluctuations in natural resource prices. It was highlighted how, in the long term, clean energy policies also reduce costs for companies and consumers. In future perspectives, it was noted that climate ambition will intensify, focusing on emerging technologies, sustainable mobility, investment in infrastructure, and international collaboration. The private sector is expected to play a crucial role in this transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable world. Ultimately, this article underscores the importance of public policies as key drivers in building a cleaner, healthier, and more equitable energy future, with the aim set on mitigating climate change and creating a more sustainable world for the coming generations."
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