by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 28, 2026
The country formalises distributed generation with a regulation that strengthens technical standards, mandates digital traceability and guarantees full remuneration for renewable energy exports. Distribution utilities must comply within 30 days.
by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 28, 2026
After more than a decade of setbacks, large-scale solar and energy storage projects set to come online in 2026 could finally push Puerto Rico beyond 20% renewable generation. Meanwhile, over 10% of electricity customers already produce their own power, largely backed by batteries.
by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 27, 2026
The government has unveiled its Electricity Transmission System Expansion Plan 2026–2050, which for the first time includes battery energy storage systems (BESS) as a grid-stabilisation solution. While the renewables sector welcomes the move, it warns that without retail market liberalisation and citizen participation, the energy transition will remain incomplete.
by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 26, 2026
Hydropower remains the backbone of Panama’s electricity system, while private developers dominate installed capacity. With renewable auctions planned from 2026 and power purchase agreements (PPAs) of up to 20 years, the country is reinforcing a long-term, investor-friendly strategy.
by Lucia Colaluce | Jan 23, 2026
Bogotá has suspended electricity exports to Ecuador in response to a 30% tariff imposed by Quito on Colombian power imports, escalating a dispute that is putting bilateral energy integration agreements under strain.
January 28, 2026Dominican Republic sets new distributed generation rule, guaranteeing 100% payment for renewable exports
