Executives from EGE Haina, AES Dominicana, InterEnergy and CMI agreed on the urgent need to address renewable curtailment, advance battery regulation and tackle challenges linked to transmission and system sustainability. With more than 120,000 MWh of renewable energy curtailed so far in 2026 and a project pipeline targeting nearly 2 GW of solar PV, the focus is shifting from expanding capacity to integrating flexibility, energy storage and market rules.

With nearly 38 GW of oversubscribed capacity competing for 7.5 GW, Mexico’s Federal Electricity Commission has revised the timetable for its mixed tender and set contract signing for 8 June. The market expects prices between USD 35 and 70/MWh, alongside mandatory storage requirements and stricter financial thresholds.

With more than 700 MW under contract and turbine technology reaching 8 MW, the company is reshaping its value proposition in Argentina by adding financing, O&M and new services to sustain project viability.

Manuel Bervejillo, the company’s Global Business Development and Engineering Director, outlined how Ventus plans to expand more strongly into Central America, the Caribbean and North America, following the construction of nearly 3 GW across Latin America.