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  • ENGIE Chile brings 46 MW/230 MWh BESS Los Loros project online

    April 2, 2026

    ENGIE Chile has launched the 46 MW/230 MWh BESS Los Loros project in the Atacama Region, enabling solar energy to be stored during the day and dispatched during peak demand. The system enhances grid flexibility and supports renewable integration, with commercial operations expected in the second half of 2026. Source: Strategic Energy

  • Brazil’s BNDES approves US$46 million to scale sustainable modular data centers for cloud and AI growth

    April 2, 2026

    Brazil’s BNDES has approved US$46 million to support modular data centers, strengthening local, sustainable digital infrastructure. The funding will enable the production of customized, prefabricated data centers designed to expand capacity for cloud and AI applications. Source: BNAmericas

  • EDF secures approval for 128 MW Fénix wind farm in Chile’s Biobío region

    March 19, 2026

    EDF Power Solutions Chile has received environmental approval for the 128 MW Fénix Wind Farm in the Biobío Region. The project will connect to the Epuleufú Substation, supporting renewable energy integration into Chile’s national grid. Source: Renewables Now

  • Sport Recife partners with Neoenergia to power operations with 100% renewables

    March 19, 2026

    Sport Club do Recife has partnered with Neoenergia to source 100% renewable electricity through Brazil’s free energy market, covering its stadium and training facilities. The agreement is expected to reduce energy costs by up to 31% and save approximately US$1.05 million over eight years. Source: Renewables Now

  • Peru approves 323 MW Ruta del Sol solar project to boost renewable energy capacity

    March 19, 2026

    Peru has granted final approval for the 323 MW Ruta del Sol solar project in Moquegua, allowing RDS Solar to proceed with construction of one of the country’s largest photovoltaic plants. The US$318 million project is expected to generate around 1,020 GWh annually and will include extensive infrastructure, including a transmission line and substation connection […]

  • Cuba tests first 50 MW battery storage system

    March 19, 2026

    Cuba has begun load testing its first 50 MW battery energy storage system at the Cotorro substation in Havana, part of a broader 200 MW program to stabilize the national grid. The systems are designed to reduce blackouts and support the integration of solar energy by storing excess power and releasing it during peak demand. […]

  • Emcali launches 800 kWp Aguablanca solar plant to expand distributed generation in Cali

    March 19, 2026

    Emcali has launched the 800 kWp Aguablanca Solar Plant in Cali, its first distributed generation project, featuring over 1,300 solar panels with tracking technology to optimize energy production. The facility supplies electricity directly to the local grid. The plant generates enough power to serve around 775 homes or a major local hospital. Source: PV Magazine […]

  • Elecaustro advances 0.5 MW solar project in Ecuador to power Huascachaca operations

    March 19, 2026

    Elecaustro is set to begin operations of a 0.5 MW solar plant in Huascachaca, Ecuador, in June, designed to fully supply the electricity needs of its wind farm complex for self-consumption. The project, now nearing completion, supports the company’s decarbonization strategy and is expected to significantly reduce fuel use. Source: PV Magazine LATAM

  • SkyOnline secures renewable energy deal with YPF Luz to power Buenos Aires data centers

    March 19, 2026

    SkyOnline has signed a renewable energy agreement with YPF Luz to supply around 7,200 MWh annually, covering approximately 85% of its Buenos Aires data center energy needs over three years. The power will come from wind and solar projects in Córdoba and Mendoza. Source: Data Center Dynamics 

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