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February 24, 2026The landmark agreement – Spain’s first of its kind – underpins the rollout of Greenbox, Grenergy’s 31 GWh standalone battery platform across Europe. The Oviedo project will be the country’s largest standalone BESS to date.
February 24, 2026The renewable energy association met with the electricity regulator to support the newly enacted framework and shift focus toward technical training and transparent implementation.
February 23, 2026With fewer than 10 days to go, Future Energy Summit will gather top executives, regulators and technology providers to assess bilateral contracts, the consolidation of Argentina’s term market (MAT), and the growing role of energy storage in a rapidly evolving investment landscape.
February 23, 2026The 1.4 GW procurement attracted 3.65 GW in offers, with 1.93 GW from renewable energy. Solar PV paired with battery energy storage systems (BESS) emerges as the decisive competitive factor in Guatemala’s power sector expansion.
February 23, 2026Twenty projects — 19 solar PV and one wind — were submitted under International Public Tender EDES-LPI-01-2024, nearly tripling the contracted capacity. The Northern Region accounts for the largest nominal block with 729.9 MWn.
February 23, 2026Spain’s transmission network is 75% saturated at node level, with 129 GW of renewables, 16 GW of energy storage and 19 GW of demand already holding access permits. For the first time, the system operator formally integrates demand into the official grid access framework.
February 23, 2026As Europe accelerates renewable energy deployment, digital resilience, AI-driven asset management and new technical due diligence standards for hybrid solar-plus-storage projects are becoming decisive factors in access to finance and cost of capital.
February 23, 2026Heads of Agreement with German eFuel One underpins Uruguay project’s bankability, linking over 2 GW of solar and wind capacity to certified RFNBO-compliant e-methanol exports to Europe.
February 20, 2026Technical offers are unveiled in Santo Domingo as nearly 3 GW of solar and wind projects compete for long-term contracts, with market sources anticipating solar prices between USD 60–80/MWh.
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, 2026New MISSE 2026 regulation classifies energy storage projects by MWh capacity and places systems above 250 MWh under the same social and documentary requirements as large-scale power plants, reshaping project timelines and investment strategy.
February 19, 2026On 19 February, senior executives from Gonvarri Solar Steel, Genneia, Solar DQD, JA Solar and EPSE San Juan will discuss live the impact of Argentina’s new market rules and the opportunities emerging for key players across the renewable energy ecosystem. There is still time to register.
February 19, 2026With USD 12 billion in renewable energy projects on hold, the removal of interim President José Jeri and the appointment of José Balcázar add fresh uncertainty over the regulation of Law 32249 and the launch of new clean energy tenders scheduled for 2026.
February 19, 2026Lithium price volatility and a 3% tax rebate have driven an 8% increase in battery costs in early 2026, while Jinko ESS has already quoted more than 11 GW of energy storage projects across Iberia, signalling sustained momentum in the region’s BESS market.
February 19, 2026Solar PV will rise from 1,580.96 MW in 2025 to 1,907.48 MW by 2027, reinforcing its role as the backbone of the power mix. However, 189,082 MWh of curtailed renewable energy is pushing the country to tender 600 MW (nominal) of battery energy storage systems (BESS) to secure grid integration and sustain renewable expansion.
February 19, 2026The South American nation joins the world’s leading energy policy body, reinforcing energy security and accelerating its net zero transition.
February 18, 2026With 7.8 GW of renewables installed, 5.5 GW in the pipeline and 713 MW awarded in energy storage, Argentina is shifting toward an open market model that expands private contracting, strengthens the term market and introduces privately financed transmission concessions as a new structural pillar.
February 18, 2026The country is set to reach 4.2 GW of installed renewable energy capacity by 2026. However, 5.1 GW remain without financial close and around USD 5 billion in investment is required to prevent a structural deficit by 2027.
February 18, 2026With 1.6 GW already in commercial operation and a further 1.4 GW under testing, Colombia’s solar PV expansion accelerates ahead of a new long-term renewable energy auction scheduled for 2026.
February 13, 2026Authorities from Spain’s energy ministry and IDAE reveal unprecedented demand for renewable and storage funding, signalling that 2026 will mark a structural shift in the role of flexibility within the power system.
February 13, 2026The auction to secure power supply for 2030–2033 attracts 51 companies and could mobilise more than USD 3.7 billion, marking a new phase of competition, renewable energy growth and long-term system planning.
February 24, 2026The landmark agreement – Spain’s first of its kind – underpins the rollout of Greenbox, Grenergy’s 31 GWh standalone battery platform across Europe. The Oviedo project will be the country’s largest standalone BESS to date.
February 24, 2026The renewable energy association met with the electricity regulator to support the newly enacted framework and shift focus toward technical training and transparent implementation.
February 23, 2026With fewer than 10 days to go, Future Energy Summit will gather top executives, regulators and technology providers to assess bilateral contracts, the consolidation of Argentina’s term market (MAT), and the growing role of energy storage in a rapidly evolving investment landscape.
February 23, 2026The 1.4 GW procurement attracted 3.65 GW in offers, with 1.93 GW from renewable energy. Solar PV paired with battery energy storage systems (BESS) emerges as the decisive competitive factor in Guatemala’s power sector expansion.
February 23, 2026Twenty projects — 19 solar PV and one wind — were submitted under International Public Tender EDES-LPI-01-2024, nearly tripling the contracted capacity. The Northern Region accounts for the largest nominal block with 729.9 MWn.
February 23, 2026Spain’s transmission network is 75% saturated at node level, with 129 GW of renewables, 16 GW of energy storage and 19 GW of demand already holding access permits. For the first time, the system operator formally integrates demand into the official grid access framework.
February 23, 2026As Europe accelerates renewable energy deployment, digital resilience, AI-driven asset management and new technical due diligence standards for hybrid solar-plus-storage projects are becoming decisive factors in access to finance and cost of capital.
February 23, 2026Heads of Agreement with German eFuel One underpins Uruguay project’s bankability, linking over 2 GW of solar and wind capacity to certified RFNBO-compliant e-methanol exports to Europe.
February 20, 2026Technical offers are unveiled in Santo Domingo as nearly 3 GW of solar and wind projects compete for long-term contracts, with market sources anticipating solar prices between USD 60–80/MWh.
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, 2026New MISSE 2026 regulation classifies energy storage projects by MWh capacity and places systems above 250 MWh under the same social and documentary requirements as large-scale power plants, reshaping project timelines and investment strategy.
February 19, 2026On 19 February, senior executives from Gonvarri Solar Steel, Genneia, Solar DQD, JA Solar and EPSE San Juan will discuss live the impact of Argentina’s new market rules and the opportunities emerging for key players across the renewable energy ecosystem. There is still time to register.
February 19, 2026With USD 12 billion in renewable energy projects on hold, the removal of interim President José Jeri and the appointment of José Balcázar add fresh uncertainty over the regulation of Law 32249 and the launch of new clean energy tenders scheduled for 2026.
February 19, 2026Lithium price volatility and a 3% tax rebate have driven an 8% increase in battery costs in early 2026, while Jinko ESS has already quoted more than 11 GW of energy storage projects across Iberia, signalling sustained momentum in the region’s BESS market.
February 19, 2026Solar PV will rise from 1,580.96 MW in 2025 to 1,907.48 MW by 2027, reinforcing its role as the backbone of the power mix. However, 189,082 MWh of curtailed renewable energy is pushing the country to tender 600 MW (nominal) of battery energy storage systems (BESS) to secure grid integration and sustain renewable expansion.
February 19, 2026The South American nation joins the world’s leading energy policy body, reinforcing energy security and accelerating its net zero transition.
February 18, 2026With 7.8 GW of renewables installed, 5.5 GW in the pipeline and 713 MW awarded in energy storage, Argentina is shifting toward an open market model that expands private contracting, strengthens the term market and introduces privately financed transmission concessions as a new structural pillar.
February 18, 2026The country is set to reach 4.2 GW of installed renewable energy capacity by 2026. However, 5.1 GW remain without financial close and around USD 5 billion in investment is required to prevent a structural deficit by 2027.
February 18, 2026With 1.6 GW already in commercial operation and a further 1.4 GW under testing, Colombia’s solar PV expansion accelerates ahead of a new long-term renewable energy auction scheduled for 2026.
February 13, 2026Authorities from Spain’s energy ministry and IDAE reveal unprecedented demand for renewable and storage funding, signalling that 2026 will mark a structural shift in the role of flexibility within the power system.
February 13, 2026The auction to secure power supply for 2030–2033 attracts 51 companies and could mobilise more than USD 3.7 billion, marking a new phase of competition, renewable energy growth and long-term system planning.
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March 16, 2026Industry association Generadoras de Chile says the country’s accelerating electrification requires regulatory clarity, stronger system operation rules and sustainable growth in the electricity market.
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 13, 2026The procurement process to add new power capacity exceeded industry expectations, receiving renewable energy bids close to 2 GW. However, strengthening the transmission network has emerged as the key challenge to accommodate rising electricity demand and connect future projects.
