The Government of Mendoza and Luján de Cuyo Municipality have put out a public tender for the first phase of the Aguas Luján Solar Park, aiming to generate a minimum 1.5 MW of photovoltaic power. The project will reduce the water extraction system’s reliance on the grid, achieving substantial annual savings and improving fiscal efficiency. […]
Colombia achieved a key energy milestone in 2025 as solar power generation overtook coal by 25%, reflecting rapid growth in solar capacity and a strategic push toward renewable energy. This trend is expected to continue as governmental policies, regulatory advances, and large-scale solar projects accelerate Colombia’s energy transition and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. In
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Neuquén province and Cutral Co municipality formalized agreements to expand the existing solar park from 3.5 MW to approximately 30 MW. The project seeks to enhance renewable capacity and upgrade electrical infrastructure, including the installation of a new 30 MVA transformer, positioning the region as a key player in Argentina’s energy transition and supporting competitive
The National Electricity Regulatory Entity (ENRE) has authorized the entry of the 5 MW Aimogasta Solar I photovoltaic project into the Argentine Wholesale Electric Market (MEM), confirming its grid connection and operational readiness. This approval marks a critical step in integrating renewable energy from La Rioja into the national system, with broader implications for regional
The Llanos de Marañón photovoltaic park, developed by Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), received environmental approval to proceed with construction and operation. This hybrid solar-plus-storage facility aims to increase renewable generation capacity and grid flexibility in northern Chile’s Atacama region. Its large-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) distinguishes it as a pivotal investment with an expected
Skyonline has secured a three-year agreement with YPF Luz to supply approximately 7,200 MWh annually of renewable energy, covering 85% of its Tier III Compliant datacenter’s electricity demand in Buenos Aires. This arrangement aligns with growing trends in Latin America to integrate sustainable energy solutions within the expanding digital infrastructure sector. Skyonline, a key provider
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Ecuador’s Ambato advances its renewable energy transition through the commissioning of a 2.2 MW photovoltaic plant by the glass industry company FAIRIS, complemented by Empresa Eléctrica Ambato Regional Centro Norte S.A. (EEASA) initiatives for self-generation. The integration of these solar assets supports both industrial efficiency and grid stability while contributing to carbon emission reductions, signaling
Brazil’s electricity sector continues its rapid growth in renewable capacity, with a pronounced surge in utility-scale solar installations driving the expansion in the first two months of 2026. The government’s recent reforms to grid access and transmission planning are positioned to further accelerate integration of solar, wind, and hydrogen projects into the national system. Between
Brazil Adds 1.28 GW of New Capacity in Early 2026, Solar Power Dominates Expansion Read Post »
Atlas Renewable Energy has reinforced its market leadership in Latin America’s renewable energy sector through a landmark $3 billion corporate refinancing, the largest in the region’s non-conventional renewables segment. Recognized by IJGlobal and GBM Awards for innovative solar-plus-storage projects in Chile and Brazil, Atlas is positioned to meet escalating regional demand for flexible, large-scale clean
