by Lucia Colaluce | Nov 27, 2025
The top executives of ENGIE, Enel, EDF, Acciona and Colbún warned at the Future Energy Summit that capital could shift toward markets such as Brazil, Uruguay or the United States, which offer greater stability, faster permitting and more predictable frameworks for renewable energy and energy-storage development.
by Lucia Colaluce | Nov 27, 2025
Astrid Perdomo, Executive Director of AGER, cautioned that without an urgent process to expand the national transmission network, solar projects currently under development may be unable to connect to the system. The association stressed that the existing infrastructure is already operating at its limit.
by Lucia Colaluce | Nov 27, 2025
The German engineering firm 8.2 Group e.V., with three decades of experience and a regional hub in Argentina, foresees a dynamic 2025 for solar PV, BESS storage and distributed generation. The company provides technical support from manufacturing to full operation, backed by European standards and an international network of specialists.
by Lucia Colaluce | Nov 26, 2025
At the FES Colombia forum, María Fernanda Suárez, CEO of Banco Popular, stressed the urgent need to strengthen Colombia’s capacity to execute energy infrastructure projects. She warned that without regulatory and fiscal predictability, investments will come to a halt. “No planning process is meaningful if we do not change how risks are allocated between the public and private sectors,” she said.
by Lucia Colaluce | Nov 25, 2025
With three projects now operating in Brus Laguna, Guanaja and Patuca, the country has added 54 MW of state-owned solar capacity through an investment of 1.588 billion lempiras. This expansion aligns with a national roadmap targeting more than 3,000 MW of new renewable capacity by 2030 and comes just weeks before the presidential elections on 30 November.
November 27, 2025Exclusive insights: What the CEOs of the five leading energy companies discussed at FES Chile
