Grenergy, a Spanish renewable company, aims to develop high-end battery storage systems in Chile. Grenergy recently announced the arrival of 600 MWh of BYD batteries at the Chilean port. The project will have an energy storage capacity of 11 GWh and 2 GW of PV generation capacity. This development shows the commitment to large-scale energy […]
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Kalipa Generacion SA is planning to develop around 824 MW of solar projects across three sites in Peru. These sites include the Pampa Salinas, each with a capacity of 234 MW, the Sunny, proposed to have a capacity of 356.4 MW, and the San Martin solar plant. These projects are part of the strategy to
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Colombia recently eased rules governing energy consumption, aiming to foster competition and increase the use of renewables. These rules say that individuals can generate their own electricity for personal use without the need for permits. They also allow generators to produce electricity for self-consumption in one location and supply it to another part of the
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Statkraft, a prominent company focused on renewable energy, has recently purchased wind projects in Chile. The total capacity of the three wind farms in central Chile’s O’Higgins region exceeds 100 MW. The wind turbines will produce 330 MW of power each year to help power the country’s electricity grid. This purchase enables Statkraft to access
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Recently, Brazil achieved a significant milestone in solar energy generation, reaching 50 GW of installed solar capacity. This positions Brazil as the 6th country in the world to surpass this mark, joining China, the United States, India, Germany, and Japan. This highlights Brazil’s commitment to expanding its renewable energy infrastructure. Of the 50 GW, 33.5
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In Brazil, companies are mulling the sale of a stake in its second-generation ethanol plants to raise cash for investments. Ethanol production provides Brazil and South America with an alternative to fossil fuels. This helps reduce dependency on imported oil and enhances energy security. Brazil is the second largest ethanol producer, used in its transportation
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As the world transitions to a clean energy future, some South American countries still rely on coal generation. For instance, Colombia is one of the world’s top coal exporters, given its vast coal reserves. Most South American countries, however, are actively working towards phasing out coal-fired power plants. Countries like Chile and Panama have set
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With the increase in green energy from renewable energy sources, South America will need the fast development of electricity infrastructure. Green energy provides sustainability, reduces pollution, enhances energy security, and leads to economic growth. South America is in a position to lead the global transition to green energy due to its abundant resources like solar,
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South America has the second largest hydrocarbon reserves in the world. With oil and gas production in Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela. Despite the efforts to reduce global fossil fuel consumption, hydrocarbon demand has been on the rise. Hydrocarbons are compounds made up of hydrogen and carbon atoms, which are the main components of coal, oil,
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Agrivoltaics in South America involves integrating solar energy production with agricultural activities on the same piece of land. This includes placing solar panels on top of farming fields or incorporating them into agricultural buildings. Nations such as Brazil and Chile are embracing agrivoltaics due to their abundant natural resources. The farmland and sunlight create the
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