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Peru and Brazil Enhance Bilateral Investment and Trade via Arbitration Center and Logistics Infrastructure Upgrades

Peru and Brazil are advancing bilateral commercial ties through institutional and infrastructural initiatives aimed at reducing trade frictions and increasing investment flows. The establishment of a specialized arbitration center and strategic improvements in transport connectivity are set to strengthen legal certainty and optimize logistics, positioning both countries to expand economic integration in South America. Trade […]

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Brazil, Economy, Infrastructure

Brazil’s Electricity Sector Demand Insufficient to Support New Firm Natural Gas Supply Amid Growing Grid Challenges

Brazil’s current electricity sector demand remains inadequate to underpin new firm natural gas supply investments despite ongoing efforts to expand domestic gas availability. While the upcoming capacity reserve auction marks progress in integrating gas and power markets, operational challenges in distribution networks and climate-related grid vulnerabilities are heightening economic and regulatory risks for sector stakeholders

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BESS, Chile, Markets

Chile Advances Rapidly in Battery Energy Storage Systems, Backed by Major Investments and Approvals

Chile’s momentum in deploying battery energy storage systems (BESS) is accelerating with the approval and development of several large-scale projects, supported by significant capital inflows. This growth trend will position Chile to meet its rising grid flexibility needs and carbon reduction targets, with a forecasted 8 to 10 GWh of storage capacity required by 2030.

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Bolivia, Economy, Fuels

Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz Marks 100 Days with Economic Stabilization Amid Key Structural Challenges

Bolivia’s government under Rodrigo Paz has achieved initial economic stabilization through decisive fiscal adjustments and international engagement, but deeper reforms remain critical. The administration’s ability to push structural legislation in sectors such as hydrocarbons and mining will largely depend on resolving political fragmentation and legislative gridlock. In the first 100 days of his presidency, Rodrigo

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Argentina, Markets, Solar

Genneia boosts solar capacity in Mendoza with $160 million Anchoris project, reaching 630 MW in Cuyo region

Genneia’s inauguration of the 180 MW Anchoris Solar Park in Mendoza advances its position as Argentina’s leading renewable energy generator, expanding its solar capacity in the Cuyo region to 630 MW. The investment signals ongoing growth in private solar projects in Mendoza, with projected regional capacity expected to reach 800 MW by the end of

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Economy, Oil & Gas, Venezuela

PDVSA Revenues Decline Sharply in January 2026 Amid Price Drop and U.S. Financial Controls

Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA faced a significant contraction in revenues at the start of 2026 due to a steep 33% year-on-year decline in the Merey crude price and ongoing U.S. sanctions restricting access to export earnings. These developments suggest sustained financial pressures for PDVSA and potential challenges for Venezuela’s oil-dependent economy in the near

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Markets, Oil & Gas, Venezuela

Venezuela and Shell Reengage to Advance Offshore Gas Projects Amid Regulatory Shifts

Venezuela’s interim leadership has initiated renewed discussions with Shell to develop offshore gas projects following regulatory reforms and evolving U.S. sanction licenses. The strategic collaboration targets reactivating the Project Dragón to leverage regional gas supplies, positioning Venezuela to enhance its gas sector alongside Trinidad and Tobago. Interim President Delcy Rodríguez met with senior Shell officials,

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Brazil, Economy, Oil & Gas

Brazil’s crude oil exports exceed half of production in 2025 amid refining capacity constraints

Brazil exported an average of over 50% of its crude oil production in 2025, driven by record production growth from pre-salt fields and expanded offshore operations. Despite the increase in physical volumes, declining oil prices and limited domestic refining capacity continue to expose Brazil to structural risks, including dependency on imported refined products, reduced value

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Colombia, Economy, Solar

Energea Launches $100 Million Credit Line to Expand Distributed Solar in Colombia’s Off-Grid Areas

Energea has initiated a $100 million credit facility to support Helios Energía’s expansion of off-grid distributed solar systems in Colombia’s isolated regions. This regional investment strategy aims to bolster energy access in zones where conventional electricity grids remain uneconomical. The approach reflects growing institutional interest in Latin America’s clean energy markets, especially in underserved areas.

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