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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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Colombia, Markets, Solar

Scatec Finalizes Financing and Begins Construction of 130 MW Barzalosa Solar Plant in Colombia

Norwegian renewables developer Scatec ASA has secured financial close and initiated construction of the 130 MW Barzalosa solar project in Colombia, targeting commercial operation in the first half of 2027. The project features a 15-year PPA with BTG Pactual Comercializadora de Energía covering 85% of expected output, supporting Colombia’s expanding solar capacity amid increasing investor

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Markets, Peru, Solar

Ferrenergy commissions one of Peru’s largest industrial rooftop solar plants in Lima

Ferrenergy, a member of the Ferreycorp group, has launched a 1 MWp solar photovoltaic plant on an industrial rooftop in Lima, Peru, marking a significant expansion of its renewable energy portfolio. The project follows a Power Purchase Agreement model that requires no initial investment from the industrial client and offers full ownership transfer after a

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Brazil, Politics

Brazil Prepares for Full Opening of Free Energy Market by 2027 Following MP 1300/2025 Approval

Brazil is advancing toward a complete liberalization of its energy market with the enactment of Provisional Measure (MP) 1300/2025 and related legislative actions. The phased opening will grant all consumer segments direct access to energy procurement from generators or traders, fostering competition and potentially reducing costs. Market participants must adapt promptly to evolving tariff structures,

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Colombia, Infrastructure, Politics

Colombia Implements 30% Tariff and Border Restrictions on Ecuadorian Products Amid Escalating Trade Dispute

Colombia has enforced a 30% tariff on over 23 product lines from Ecuador alongside new restrictions on the land-border entry of multiple Ecuadorian goods. This escalation follows reciprocal measures by Ecuador and signals heightened commercial friction that may affect regional trade dynamics and cross-border supply chains. The Colombian government formalized the imposition of a 30%

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Uruguay

Uruguayan Hub for CJNG Money Laundering Exposed Following Arrests Linked to El Mencho’s Family

The death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias El Mencho, has highlighted Uruguay’s role as a financial conduit for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Authorities continue investigating the laundering networks operated by key cartel associates and family members in Uruguay and neighboring Southern Cone countries, underscoring ongoing challenges despite enhanced legislative efforts. Gerardo González Valencia,

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Economy, Infrastructure, Peru

SEAL Advances Restoration of Electricity Service in Arequipa Amid Torrenteras Emergencies

Sociedad Eléctrica del Sur Oeste S.A. (SEAL) continues intensive efforts to normalize electricity service in Arequipa following significant infrastructure damage caused by torrenteras and landslides. With over 40 technical crews deployed, the company works closely with regional authorities to address emerging risks and restore service in phases, prioritizing safety and operational reliability. Following torrenteras and

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Brazil, Infrastructure, Politics

Brazil’s Electromobility Sector Set to Surge to 7.8 TWh Demand by 2035, Challenging Grid Infrastructure and Supply Chains

Brazil’s electric vehicle (EV) market is poised for rapid expansion, with electrified light vehicle registrations projected to reach 23% by 2035 and electricity demand from electromobility expected to surge from 627 GWh in 2025 to 7.8 TWh in 2035. This growth will necessitate major investments in charging infrastructure, grid upgrades, and strategic management of peak

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LatAm, Markets, Solar

Atlas Renewable Energy closes $3 billion corporate refinancing for solar and storage portfolio in Latin America

Atlas Renewable Energy has secured a landmark $3 billion corporate refinancing, the largest for non-conventional renewable energy in Latin America to date. This transaction, backed by Global Infrastructure Partners and major international banks, aims to optimize capital structure and enable long-term growth across its regional solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) assets, primarily in

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