December 23, 2025The companies behind Mexico’s award of 3.3 GW of renewables and 1.2 GW of battery storage

Mexico
The companies behind Mexico’s award of 3.3 GW of renewables and 1.2 GW of battery storage

Among the awardees, subsidiaries of global energy heavyweights such as Iberdrola, Dhamma Energy, Sunstone Power, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Elecnor stand out. These companies will concentrate investments in solar photovoltaic (PV), onshore wind power and energy storage, with a presence across more than seven Mexican states. At the end of the article, a table provides details of each project, including capacity, location and expected commercial operation date.

December 23, 2025Peru seeks to attract U.S., European and Asian capital for renewable energy and storage projects

Peru
Peru seeks to attract U.S., European and Asian capital for renewable energy and storage projects

PromPerú is coordinating efforts with the national government to attract foreign investment in solar power generation in southern and northern regions, wind energy in strategic areas, and geothermal and biomass projects in the Amazon. The country is projecting economic growth of up to 4.5% in the medium term, supported by regulatory reforms and incentives for key sectors.

December 22, 2025Spain must quadruple its annual wind power installations as the sector calls for clear rules and lower tax pressure

Spain
Spain must quadruple its annual wind power installations as the sector calls for clear rules and lower tax pressure

The Spanish Wind Energy Association (AEE) warns that more than 4,500 MW of onshore wind capacity must be installed each year until 2030 to reach the target of 59 GW. In 2024, only 1,186 MW were added. The sector is calling for regulatory certainty, fewer administrative barriers and a more balanced tax framework to accelerate deployment.

December 16, 2025Zelestra calls for clear rules in the Peruvian market as it moves forward with 1 GW of solar and assesses wind and storage

Peru
Zelestra calls for clear rules in the Peruvian market as it moves forward with 1 GW of solar and assesses wind and storage

In an interview, Juan Pedro Aramburu, Zelestra’s Country Manager, called on the government to provide clear signals to move forward with the development of renewable energy. The company has three solar projects ready to begin in 2026, is exploring the possibility of hybridising them with energy storage, and is assessing its entry into the wind power sector in Peru.

December 23, 2025The companies behind Mexico’s award of 3.3 GW of renewables and 1.2 GW of battery storage

Mexico
The companies behind Mexico’s award of 3.3 GW of renewables and 1.2 GW of battery storage

Among the awardees, subsidiaries of global energy heavyweights such as Iberdrola, Dhamma Energy, Sunstone Power, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Elecnor stand out. These companies will concentrate investments in solar photovoltaic (PV), onshore wind power and energy storage, with a presence across more than seven Mexican states. At the end of the article, a table provides details of each project, including capacity, location and expected commercial operation date.

December 23, 2025Peru seeks to attract U.S., European and Asian capital for renewable energy and storage projects

Peru
Peru seeks to attract U.S., European and Asian capital for renewable energy and storage projects

PromPerú is coordinating efforts with the national government to attract foreign investment in solar power generation in southern and northern regions, wind energy in strategic areas, and geothermal and biomass projects in the Amazon. The country is projecting economic growth of up to 4.5% in the medium term, supported by regulatory reforms and incentives for key sectors.

December 22, 2025Spain must quadruple its annual wind power installations as the sector calls for clear rules and lower tax pressure

Spain
Spain must quadruple its annual wind power installations as the sector calls for clear rules and lower tax pressure

The Spanish Wind Energy Association (AEE) warns that more than 4,500 MW of onshore wind capacity must be installed each year until 2030 to reach the target of 59 GW. In 2024, only 1,186 MW were added. The sector is calling for regulatory certainty, fewer administrative barriers and a more balanced tax framework to accelerate deployment.

December 16, 2025Zelestra calls for clear rules in the Peruvian market as it moves forward with 1 GW of solar and assesses wind and storage

Peru
Zelestra calls for clear rules in the Peruvian market as it moves forward with 1 GW of solar and assesses wind and storage

In an interview, Juan Pedro Aramburu, Zelestra’s Country Manager, called on the government to provide clear signals to move forward with the development of renewable energy. The company has three solar projects ready to begin in 2026, is exploring the possibility of hybridising them with energy storage, and is assessing its entry into the wind power sector in Peru.

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