Aslan Energy Capital is developing the Aslan Net-Zero Energy Mexico Project, a solar-powered green hydrogen and ammonia facility in Sonora, Mexico, set for completion by 2028. The project will produce carbon-free hydrogen and ammonia, which will be transported to California-based CalYan XGH for distribution and infrastructure development. Source: Energy Tech
Ecoener has secured a US$43.1 million loan from Proparco to support its renewable energy projects in the Dominican Republic, including the 60 MW Payita 1 solar PV plant. Source: Renewables Now
Argentina has launched a 500 MW battery energy storage auction to strengthen the electricity grid in Buenos Aires’ metropolitan area (AMBA). With an estimated US$500 million investment and an execution timeline of 12 to 18 months, the project aims to enhance energy reliability, particularly during peak demand. Source: Renewables Now
Helexia Brasil, a subsidiary of Voltalia SA, is building four solar power plants in Amazonas, Brazil, with a combined capacity of 12.88 MWp to enhance the region’s renewable energy infrastructure. The project aims to leverage the region’s solar potential, supporting local energy needs and environmental goals. Source: Renewables Now
Health City Cayman Islands has invested $4.1 million to acquire 500,000 shares in Doctors Hospital Health System in the Bahamas, marking its first major healthcare investment outside of Cayman. The deal, effective Feb. 12, will support the expansion of surgical services and improve healthcare access across The Bahamas and beyond. This transaction is also expected […]
Peru’s Ministry of Energy and Mines has authorized acciona.org to install photovoltaic systems in 181 rural homes across Santa Teresa, Vilcabamba, and Echarate in the province of La Convención, Cusco. This initiative, part of the “La Convención Rural Photovoltaic Electric System – SERF La Convención” project, will provide sustainable electricity through autonomous solar generation. Source: […]
Toyota Tsusho, Ferrari Agroindústria, Toho Gas, and Sebigas Cótica Bioenergia have entered a joint agreement to develop a pilot project for biomethane production in Brazil using sugarcane waste. The project aligns with Brazil’s Fuel of the Future law, supporting the expansion of biofuels to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Source: Biofuels Digest
Ceará is making a major move toward sustainable energy with the construction of the 250 MW Arapuá solar complex. The state’s legislative assembly is set to sign a service order for the project, reinforcing Brazil’s commitment to expanding its renewable energy infrastructure. Source: Renewables Now
GreenYellow, a global leader in decentralized energy transition, has issued a US$14.7 million bond in Brazil to finance solar energy projects, aligning with new Brazilian regulations. The financing, coordinated by Itaú BBI, supports five solar plants. Source: Renewables Now