Our initiatives
March 25, 2026Coral Energía plans to end 2026 with 260 MW of built capacity and around 400 MW across contracted and pipeline projects, while expanding into large-scale battery storage, corporate PPAs and potential transmission investments.
March 13, 2026The Ministry of Mines and Energy confirmed that the country’s first BESS capacity auction will launch in April. Projects must have at least 30 MW of capacity and winners will sign 10-year contracts as Brazil advances regulation to integrate energy storage into its power market.
March 12, 2026A pipeline incident affecting the Camisea gas system triggered emergency measures and forced greater use of liquid fuels in power generation. The episode is reviving debate over renewable energy expansion, battery storage and grid resilience.
February 20, 2026Argentina awarded dispatch priority to seven renewable energy projects under its corporate power contracting scheme. Solar PV accounted for 290 MW of the total capacity, with most projects operating under conditional grid access due to transmission constraints.
February 20, 2026Industry associations ABSOLAR and ABSAE say revised price ceilings for Brazil’s 2026 Capacity Reserve Auction better reflect real capacity costs and could unlock more than BRL 3 billion (USD ~600 million) in annual savings through large-scale battery storage deployment.
February 18, 2026The move follows a year-long investigation into alleged unfair trade practices and significantly increases duties on key lithium-ion battery inputs, reshaping the competitive landscape for U.S. manufacturers and Asian suppliers.
