Chile’s Corfo has launched a request for information (RFI) to attract companies interested in manufacturing wind power systems or components locally, aiming to support the national and regional markets and bolster the green hydrogen value chain. Source: PV Magazine LATAM
According to the IEA’s Global Electric Vehicle Outlook 2025, Brazil, Costa Rica, Uruguay, and Colombia are leading electric vehicle (EV) sales in Latin America, while Mexico stands out for its EV exports. Source: PV Magazine LATAM
Uriel Renovables is entering the Chilean energy market with a US$450 million investment to build four photovoltaic parks totaling 420 MWp, each equipped with lithium-ion battery storage. Located in the Valparaíso region, the projects will include 360 MW of energy storage to enhance grid reliability near Santiago. Construction of the first project, Ritoque Solar, is […]
Brazil ranked first among 26 countries in the selection process for the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) Industry Decarbonization Program, affirming its leadership in advancing industrial decarbonization. Brazil’s proposal, submitted to access CIF financing, focuses on reducing emissions in high-impact sectors such as steel, cement, aluminum, and chemicals. Source: PV Magazine LATAM
Colombia has inaugurated its first solar installation for vulnerable populations in Tierralta, Córdoba. Led by the Ministry of Mines and Energy and Fenoge, the project aims to reduce electricity bills by up to 15% for 500 low-income families. It is part of a broader plan to install 14 solar farms across the region to expand […]
Peruvian company M4S is constructing Latin America’s highest-altitude on-grid solar plant. With a capacity of 603 kWp, the plant will help displace over 265,000 liters of diesel annually. Source: PV Magazine LATAM
EDF Renewables has received a temporary concession from Peru’s Ministry of Energy and Mines to conduct feasibility studies for a 99.2 MW wind project in the Ica region. Source: Renewables Now
EDP Brasil has completed its full divestment from the Pecém coal-fired power plant in Ceará, Brazil, by selling its remaining 20% stake to local investors. This move aligns with EDP’s broader strategy to exit coal-based energy generation and focus on renewable energy projects, including green hydrogen initiatives Source: Renewables Now
Colombia has unveiled a 19-point plan to revitalize its stalled renewable energy sector, aiming to achieve 6 GW of non-conventional renewable capacity. The plan includes measures to streamline permitting processes, enhance grid infrastructure, and improve coordination among stakeholders to accelerate project development. Source: Renewables Now