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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Distributed energy resources (DERs) are small-scale energy generation and storage technologies located close to the point of consumption. These include solar panels, wind turbines, and battery storage. These DERs allow for improved energy management and support the transition towards a decentralized energy grid. The growth of distributed energy resources is due to factors such as
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Efficient methods for storing electricity are necessary for the shift towards renewable and cleaner energy. The majority of energy suppliers use lithium-ion batteries in their battery energy storage systems for energy storage purposes. Yet, there have been advancements in the modernization and implementation of battery energy storage systems. Zinc batteries in South America are progressing
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South America stands to enjoy power integration due to its vast resources and potential for shared benefits. Currently, each country is operating on its own energy policies and infrastructure. Countries like Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and others have diverse energy sources. Integrating resources like hydropower, solar, and wind in these countries could reduce costs, improve energy
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Virtual power plants (VPP) have grown in South America, attributed to the development of various factors. These factors include renewable energy integration, technological advancements, and the need for energy efficiency. A virtual power plant consists of distributed energy resources such as solar panels, wind turbines, and battery storage. The VPP manages the resources to function
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Liquid natural gas serves as a fuel that can assist South America in transitioning from fossil fuels to cleaner energy sources. LNG offers a viable and adaptable option for aiding the shift while also maintaining a balance between economic expansion and energy protection. LNG has the potential to collaborate with renewable energy sources to reduce
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South America has abundant natural resources that help transform the energy sector. AI (artificial intelligence) plays a crucial role in energy production, distribution, and consumption. Using AI can help South America transition to a more efficient, sustainable, and resilient energy system. AI technology helps the region manage its diverse energy resources, address infrastructure challenges, and
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The Caraveli wind project in Peru has recently obtained land rights through a permanent occupancy easement provided by the Peruvian government. The project will feature 36 wind turbines that can produce 220 MW of energy. The project is aiming to decrease its environmental footprint by implementing strategies to safeguard biodiversity and water sources. This project
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Ecuador has been fighting the impacts of extreme weather conditions over the past few months. The country has experienced power shortages and blackouts caused by increased drought in the country. In September, the drought worsened, affecting the reservoirs of hydroelectric power plants. About 72% of electricity supply comes from the hydroelectric plants. Following this, Colombia
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