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Guyana receives funds from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation and the IDB to promote climate-resilient renewable energy sources

Guyana will promote climate-resilient renewable energy sources as a part of the IDB’s energy matrix diversification. The IDB will provide the island with a non-reimbursable investment financing of up to US$83 million with funds from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation. Source: Caribbean National Weekly 

Uruguay releases green hydrogen roadmap

Uruguay releases its long-term strategy for the production and export of green hydrogen and its derivatives. Source: GUB.uy

Chile takes steps to adopt green hydrogen as fuel for operations at Santiago International Airport

Chile took the first steps in adopting green hydrogen as a fuel for operations at the Merino Benítez International Airport (Santiago International Airport). Air Liquide is working with the airport operator, Nuevo Pudahuel, on the study’s development. Source: Airport Technology  

BBVA Mexico plans to raise US$510.3 million through the sale of four-year sustainable bonds

BBVA Mexico plans to sell four-year sustainable bonds to raise US$510.3 million. The bank will price the bonds at the TIIE interbank lending rate. Source: Latin Finance

Argentinian agribusiness, Cresud will sell at least US$20 million in 33-month dollar-denominated bonds in the local market

Cresud, a leading agriculture business in Argentina, will sell at least US$20 million in 33-month dollar-denominated bonds in the local market. Source: Latin Finance

IDB Invest provides US$250 million in financing to Uruguay for improvements on railroad line that connects Montevideo and Paso de Los Toros

IDB Invest will provide US$250 million in financing for a PPP in Uruguay to improve the railroad line that connects Montevideo and Paso de Los Toros. IDB Invest will provide the funds through a “B” bond transaction, its largest such bond to date. Source: Latin Finance

The World Bank to lend US$400 million to Argentina for agricultural infrastructure investments

Argentina will borrow US$400 million from The World Bank for agricultural infrastructure investments to encourage farm output in the north, boost the incomes of small farmers, and improve food security across the nation. The government will also provide US$100 million in credit, and the private sector will give US$50 million. Source: Latin Finance

Chile rejects Mitsui and Shell’s plans for a US$650 million power plant in the Atacama desert

Chile’s government rejected plans from Mitsui and Shell to build a US$650 million power plant that would run on liquefied natural gas in the Atacama desert. Construction on the project would have started this year. However, after reviewing fifteen objections, a group of Ministers rejected the project on fears that it would threaten the local […]

Mexico’s CFE is looking to partner with an experienced company to break into the green hydrogen market

Mexico’s Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) is looking for a partner to help with its green hydrogen pilot plant. Source: Forbes