A leading China-based solar and storage provider is expanding its large-scale BESS portfolio across Latin America and preparing to enter Colombia once battery-integration regulations are approved.



A leading China-based solar and storage provider is expanding its large-scale BESS portfolio across Latin America and preparing to enter Colombia once battery-integration regulations are approved.
According to the Power Sector Development Plan 2025–2039, Mexico will add 19,954 MW of renewable energy and 5,000 MW of energy storage by 2030. Solar PV will account for 58% of new clean capacity, wind for 22%, and battery storage for the remaining 20%. The state-owned utility CFE will develop 69.2% of the total.
During Dominican Week in the United Kingdom, senior consultant Rafael Velazco warned that the country must deploy 500 MW of battery energy storage within three years and move forward with 1,050 MW of pumped hydro storage to support renewable energy growth and safeguard grid stability.
Sustainablearth LATAM transferred three ready-to-build solar, wind and hybrid projects, all scheduled to begin construction in 2027 and supported by long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) at highly competitive prices.
The company is expanding in Colombia, Guatemala and Panama with commercial, industrial and utility-scale storage solutions tailored to different grid configurations. Among the latest technologies are the Grand inverter series and a train-type system designed to meet regulatory requirements and scale up to 5 MWh.
Panama prepares exclusive solar auctions and moves forward with a 400 MW HVDC interconnection to Colombia. While these measures strengthen the energy transition, experts warn that without regulatory modernization, technical and operational risks could escalate.
CEO Enrique Garduño expects exponential growth in battery storage as regulation evolves, costs fall and Mexico’s renewable energy expansion accelerates. The company announced a USD 110 million investment plan and a partnership with BYD Energy Storage to deploy 300 MWh of BESS systems.
The fourth Future Energy Summit in Santiago will bring together former energy ministers and senior government officials from Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay to discuss regulatory challenges, storage deployment and long-term energy transition strategies for the Southern Cone.
The company will install a large-scale BESS system at its Malgarida solar complex to optimize renewable-energy management in Chile, where it operates 922 MW of installed capacity across wind and solar assets.
With a presence in distributed generation and utility scale, the company presents at PVBook its business model based on EPC, distribution and intelligent storage, with a focus on reducing OPEX, technological adaptation and long-term efficiency.
With targets of 300 GWh of capacity in 2025 and a focus on Brazil, Mexico and Colombia, the firm is deploying a comprehensive strategy for utility scale, C&I and residential.
“This package will allow us to advance the model that has enabled us to become a benchmark for economic and environmental development, industrial modernization, and the fight against climate change.” It is structured around four key areas of action: the industrial value chain, the integration of renewable energy, the promotion of electric mobility, and innovative thermal solutions for industrial and residential applications.
La Semana Internacional de la Electrificación y la Descarbonización consolida el liderazgo de España en los sectores de la energía, electrificación y eficiencia energética, con la participación de más de 800 empresas de más de 20 países.
The Institute presents at the joint GENERA + Matelec fair the event Spain, for a green and competitive reindustrialization, which will be opened by the Secretaries of State for Energy and Industry.
The World Energy Outlook 2025 places Spain at the center of the European debate on electricity security and points out that the transition requires accelerating investments in networks, storage and flexibility to avoid further collapses.
UNEF’s CEO, José Donoso, analyzes the profound shift in the business model, incorporating active revenue management, energy storage, and participation in electricity markets. He also emphasizes the importance of advancing electrification by 2026 and holding new auctions.
During the first week of November, photovoltaic output rose by up to 16% across major markets, reaching unprecedented peaks in all of them. The wind recovery in the Iberian Peninsula allowed the MIBEL market to register the only price declines despite higher CO₂ costs and growing electricity demand across Europe.
Red Eléctrica confirmed the auction date for the Active Demand Response Service (SRAD) for November 28, but changes in schedules and the lack of technical definitions are causing concern among stakeholders.
The new framework strengthens technical oversight, updates network procedures, and introduces reforms that accelerate the integration of energy storage, repowering, and industrial electrification. Attorney Jorge Andrey Sterner analyzes its implications.
The German firm will present its innovations in photovoltaic mounting systems in Madrid, highlighting modular solutions for flat and pitched roofs, facades and ground, along with interactive demonstrations and new product developments.
From floating solar power to smart charging: the Innovation Gallery 2025 at the International Electrification and Decarbonization Week showcases 31 innovative products shaping the future of the sector. GENERA and MATELEC will take place from November 18 to 20, 2025.
A leading China-based solar and storage provider is expanding its large-scale BESS portfolio across Latin America and preparing to enter Colombia once battery-integration regulations are approved.
According to the Power Sector Development Plan 2025–2039, Mexico will add 19,954 MW of renewable energy and 5,000 MW of energy storage by 2030. Solar PV will account for 58% of new clean capacity, wind for 22%, and battery storage for the remaining 20%. The state-owned utility CFE will develop 69.2% of the total.
During Dominican Week in the United Kingdom, senior consultant Rafael Velazco warned that the country must deploy 500 MW of battery energy storage within three years and move forward with 1,050 MW of pumped hydro storage to support renewable energy growth and safeguard grid stability.
Sustainablearth LATAM transferred three ready-to-build solar, wind and hybrid projects, all scheduled to begin construction in 2027 and supported by long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) at highly competitive prices.
The company is expanding in Colombia, Guatemala and Panama with commercial, industrial and utility-scale storage solutions tailored to different grid configurations. Among the latest technologies are the Grand inverter series and a train-type system designed to meet regulatory requirements and scale up to 5 MWh.
Panama prepares exclusive solar auctions and moves forward with a 400 MW HVDC interconnection to Colombia. While these measures strengthen the energy transition, experts warn that without regulatory modernization, technical and operational risks could escalate.
CEO Enrique Garduño expects exponential growth in battery storage as regulation evolves, costs fall and Mexico’s renewable energy expansion accelerates. The company announced a USD 110 million investment plan and a partnership with BYD Energy Storage to deploy 300 MWh of BESS systems.
The fourth Future Energy Summit in Santiago will bring together former energy ministers and senior government officials from Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay to discuss regulatory challenges, storage deployment and long-term energy transition strategies for the Southern Cone.
The company will install a large-scale BESS system at its Malgarida solar complex to optimize renewable-energy management in Chile, where it operates 922 MW of installed capacity across wind and solar assets.
With a presence in distributed generation and utility scale, the company presents at PVBook its business model based on EPC, distribution and intelligent storage, with a focus on reducing OPEX, technological adaptation and long-term efficiency.
With targets of 300 GWh of capacity in 2025 and a focus on Brazil, Mexico and Colombia, the firm is deploying a comprehensive strategy for utility scale, C&I and residential.
“This package will allow us to advance the model that has enabled us to become a benchmark for economic and environmental development, industrial modernization, and the fight against climate change.” It is structured around four key areas of action: the industrial value chain, the integration of renewable energy, the promotion of electric mobility, and innovative thermal solutions for industrial and residential applications.
La Semana Internacional de la Electrificación y la Descarbonización consolida el liderazgo de España en los sectores de la energía, electrificación y eficiencia energética, con la participación de más de 800 empresas de más de 20 países.
The Institute presents at the joint GENERA + Matelec fair the event Spain, for a green and competitive reindustrialization, which will be opened by the Secretaries of State for Energy and Industry.
The World Energy Outlook 2025 places Spain at the center of the European debate on electricity security and points out that the transition requires accelerating investments in networks, storage and flexibility to avoid further collapses.
UNEF’s CEO, José Donoso, analyzes the profound shift in the business model, incorporating active revenue management, energy storage, and participation in electricity markets. He also emphasizes the importance of advancing electrification by 2026 and holding new auctions.
During the first week of November, photovoltaic output rose by up to 16% across major markets, reaching unprecedented peaks in all of them. The wind recovery in the Iberian Peninsula allowed the MIBEL market to register the only price declines despite higher CO₂ costs and growing electricity demand across Europe.
Red Eléctrica confirmed the auction date for the Active Demand Response Service (SRAD) for November 28, but changes in schedules and the lack of technical definitions are causing concern among stakeholders.
The new framework strengthens technical oversight, updates network procedures, and introduces reforms that accelerate the integration of energy storage, repowering, and industrial electrification. Attorney Jorge Andrey Sterner analyzes its implications.
The German firm will present its innovations in photovoltaic mounting systems in Madrid, highlighting modular solutions for flat and pitched roofs, facades and ground, along with interactive demonstrations and new product developments.
From floating solar power to smart charging: the Innovation Gallery 2025 at the International Electrification and Decarbonization Week showcases 31 innovative products shaping the future of the sector. GENERA and MATELEC will take place from November 18 to 20, 2025.

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