The organizations behind the Observatory
ZEMO Latin America is built by research institutes, sustainable-mobility organizations and regional associations working together to make zero-emission transport data comparable across the region.
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FIER
FIER Sustainable Mobility initiated ZEMO Latin America and leads its development. FIER has managed the European Alternative Fuels Observatory on behalf of the European Commission since 2017.
Visit websiteSOLUTIONSplus
The EU- and UNEP-co-funded SOLUTIONSplus project laid the foundation for ZEMO Latin America, supporting electric-mobility demonstrations and capacity building across the Global South.
Visit websiteStrengthM
STREnGth_M is a Horizon Europe support action (2023-2026) uniting 23 partners to shape road-transport research priorities in Europe and assess innovative mobility solutions for emerging markets worldwide, including Latin America.
Visit websiteUEMI
The Urban Electric Mobility Initiative works with cities worldwide on the transition to electric and integrated urban transport.
Visit websiteWuppertal Institute
A German research institute for climate, environment and energy, contributing analysis on sustainable transport and the decarbonization of mobility.
Visit websiteAsomove
The Costa Rican Electric Mobility Association (ASOMOVE) brings together EV users, providers and stakeholders to advance electric transport in Costa Rica through advocacy, education and charging-infrastructure information.
Visit websiteAmegua
The Electric Mobility Association of Guatemala (AMEGUA) promotes electric mobility in Guatemala, connecting vehicle and charging providers and advocating for policies that accelerate the transition.
Visit websiteEMA
How to join the network
The Observatory is a non-commercial, public-interest platform. Partnership means contributing to a shared regional resource (data, expertise or reach) rather than buying a placement.
Get in touch
Send us a short note about your organization and what you would like to contribute or use the Observatory for.
Agree the scope
We discuss what fits: sharing registration or charging data, reviewing country coverage, co-publishing analysis, or supporting outreach in your market.
Sign the MOU
We set the agreed scope down in a short Memorandum of Understanding. Once signed, your organization is listed here and joins the working network.
Who we work with
Government agencies and transport authorities, national and regional e-mobility associations, research institutes and universities, and industry actors willing to share data on transparent terms.
What the MOU covers
A Memorandum of Understanding is a plain-language statement of shared intent, not a commercial contract. It runs to a page or two and covers:
- Purpose and shared objectives
Why both organizations are working together and what the collaboration is meant to achieve for the region.
- What the Observatory provides
Access to the underlying datasets and standardized indicators, visibility on this site, and a say in how regional coverage develops.
- What the partner contributes
The agreed contribution (data, expert review, co-published analysis or outreach) and a named contact on each side.
- Data sharing and attribution
How shared data may be used and published, the methodology applied to it, and how the source is credited.
- Duration, review and exit
How long the understanding runs, when it is reviewed, and how either side can step back.
- Non-binding status
The MOU creates no financial or legal obligation for either party. It records intent, not liability.
There is no partnership fee and no exclusivity. Data shared with the Observatory is published under a consistent, transparent methodology and always attributed to its source.
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