Bolivia has recently initiated its inaugural green hydrogen project in Tarija, Oruro, and Santa Cruz. This forms a component of a countrywide plan to broaden its energy sources and engage in the worldwide low-carbon hydrogen sector. This encompasses a 2 MW electrolyzer in Oruro that will use solar-powered electrolysis to generate hydrogen for mixing with […]
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With increasing energy sources in Argentina, there is a need for new and upgraded infrastructure for energy delivery. The Sistema de Interconexión (SADI) is a wide-area synchronous AC grid linking all electricity networks. It handles the high-voltage transmission and allows power export and grid stability across the region. More energy from renewable sources, such as
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National Oilwell Varco (NOV) was recently awarded a contract to supply the submerged swivel and yoke system (SSY) for Argentina’s first FLNG project. SSY systems are a mooring and gas transfer system that allows the FLNG vessel to stay moored. The project is being developed by Southern Energy SA, which includes partners such as Pan
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Vestas Wind Systems, a Danish wind turbine maker, received two new orders in Argentina totaling 217 MW to deliver its EnVentus machines in 2026. The contracts will cover the supply of 186 MW worth of V162-6.4 MW turbines and 31 MW of the V162-6.2 MW units. This development shows both Argentina’s renewable ambitions and Vestas’
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Throughout the years, companies from China have contributed to the growth of Argentina’s renewable energy infrastructure. This has involved funding and engagement in significant projects. Argentina possesses significant renewable energy potential, featuring wind resources in Patagonia, solar energy in the northwest, and hydroelectric power in the Andes. Nonetheless, areas rich in renewable resources are located
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The Vaca Muerta shale formation in Argentina is one of the largest shale oil and gas reserves. Its development is reshaping the physical landscape and the national energy sector. Natural gas acts as a bridge for Argentina’s energy transition to displace coal and fuel oil in electricity generation. It does this while complementing renewable energy
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Genneia, a power generator from Argentina, has secured a CNY 358.8 million loan from the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. Genneia will use the funds for general corporate activities associated with renewable energy initiatives. This encompasses capital expenditures, development costs, as well as operations and maintenance. The funding will ease the transfer of technology
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Argentina’s government has awarded contracts for 667 MW of capacity dedicated to battery energy storage systems. It aims to exceed its original 500 MW target by about 30%. The AlmaGBA large-scale BESS launched in February 2025, aiming to secure 500 MW storage capacity. The projects will be installed in the Buenos Aires area, with operations
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Peru’s current effort to electrify rural areas stems from a rise in rural electrification initiatives throughout 19 regions. Peru has achieved significant advancements in electrification, with a 95% rise in energy availability in urban areas. Isolated highland and Amazonian populations fall behind because of geographic, economic, and logistical obstacles. Expanding the conventional grid system encourages
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With increasing renewable energy production in Peru, the governmental agency for the promotion of private investment announced eight transmission line projects with a total investment of $557 million. Half of the projects will benefit 1.6 million inhabitants, while the remaining will enhance the energy supply for 2.3 million people in Arequipa, Lima, and Puno. The
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