Walmart Chile opens green hydrogen system at its distribution center
Walmart Chile opened a green hydrogen system at its distribution center in Santiago. The US$15 million project is the first of its kind in Latin America. Source: Renewables Now
Walmart Chile opened a green hydrogen system at its distribution center in Santiago. The US$15 million project is the first of its kind in Latin America. Source: Renewables Now
The Government of Rio Grande do Norte signed an MoU with local company, Maturati Participacoes SA, for a green hydrogen production project tied to a solar and wind hybrid complex that is set to be built in the state. Source: Renewables Now
EDF Renewables Brasil and the government of Ceara signed an MoU to promote the green hydrogen industry through studies and analysis of the construction of green hydrogen plants. Source: BNAmericas
Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group signed an agreement with Neoenergia SA for a US$30.5 million green loan to help back the upgrade of its power distribution network. Source: Renewables Now
Verano Energy is investing US$2.9 billion into its 25 GW green hydrogen project. Phase one includes the construction of two 2.5 GW hydrogen plants in Chile. Source: Renewables Now
Cemex and Synhelion are working together to build a solar-powered pilot cement plant. The project garnered attention from the US Department of Energy, which awarded them US$ 3.2 million for their research. Source: Renewables Now
CAF announced its plan to expand operations in the Caribbean to address the financial needs of the region. They also announced they will finance up to US$50 million to match Barbados funding pool in its blue economy initiative. Source: Trinidad Express
Guatemala awards Cox Energy 38.41 MW of solar generation in a reverse power auction. The company will invest around US$32 million into the project and expects it to be in full operation by 2028. Source: Renewables Now
EDP is planning to invest US$2.7 billion in the next few years to install 4 GWp of DG solar projects in Europe, the Asia Pacific, North America, and Brazil. The company currently has 1.6 GWp of installed DG solar projects across those locations. Source: Renewables Now