The growth of mining linked to the energy transition will increase the sector’s energy consumption in Latin America. This is while Chile positions itself as one of the main focal points of regional electricity demand due to its leadership in copper and lithium. The global energy transition marked by the advance of electromobility, renewable energies, […]
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With the rising price of petrol, drivers in Chile are increasingly pointing toward electric cars. Shifting to electric cars offers lower operating expenses and greater long-term savings. Electric vehicles use electric motors with fewer moving parts that reduce wear and lower maintenance. The absence of oil changes and routing engine services can save large amounts
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Acciona Energy announced plans to build a 196 MW/980 MWh battery energy storage system at its 246 MWp El Romero solar plant in Chile. The system will optimize renewable energy management, shift solar generation, improve grid stability, and strengthen security of supply in the local electricity system. The BESS will also integrate with the solar
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ContourGlobal recently announced the start of operations of battery energy storage systems at the Victor Jara hybrid plant in Tarapaca, Chile. The plant is capable of delivering 6.5 hours of continuous power output. The project is paired with an on-site 231 MWp solar PV plant where the storage system enables the delivery of up to
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Argentina possesses significant untapped copper reserves located under the High Andes Mountain range. The deposits hold significance as copper is essential for electrification technologies such as electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, battery infrastructure, and power transmission networks. Significant copper endeavors in Argentina consist of the Josemaria project, the Los Azules project, and the El Pachón
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YPF Luz has inaugurated the 305MW El Quemado solar farm in Argentina’s Mendoza province. It unveiled a $220 million project that the provincial government said is now the country’s largest solar facility by installed capacity. The solar farm spans 620 hectares and includes more than 511,000 bifacial photovoltaic panels supplied by Jinko Solar, 5,800 Arctech
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Technology transfer in Argentina’s energy sector speeds up energy transition, improves industrial competitiveness, and strengthens local manufacturing capabilities. The process involves the movement of technical knowledge, engineering expertise, operational systems, and advanced energy technologies from international firms. Technology transfer increases due to renewable expansion, grid modernization, hydrogen development, battery manufacturing, and industrial decarbonization. Recently Argentina’s
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Energy transition, economic and regulatory changes, along with renewed bilateral diplomacy are coming together to ease Chile and Argentina’s cross-border mining initiatives. The Andean area holds approximately 1.2% of the world’s copper resources and 0.4% of the world’s copper reserves. Copper is an essential metal for electric vehicle motors, large-scale battery storage, wiring for wind
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Argentina’s renewable energy transition consists of wind in Patagonia and solar in the northwest. The sector is increasingly shaped by transmission infrastructure, battery storage systems, and risk management frameworks. Argentina has the AlmaSADI tender for BESS systems that is now revealing a new dynamic for the sector as private interest in battery projects grows. With
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Camuzzi Gas Inversora signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Vitol for Argentina’s LNG del Plata project. The project is located in the Port of La Plata, Buenos Aires province, and needs an investment of $3.9 billion. The dual-purpose project would export liquefied gas and also strengthen domestic supply in Argentina’s peak demand months. The Del
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