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January 23, 2026The third edition of FES in Buenos Aires will take place over two full days, on 4–5 March, bringing together sector leaders to analyse new contractual frameworks, investment opportunities and the technological challenges shaping the future of Argentina’s power system.
January 23, 2026With all national regulatory steps completed, Spain’s capacity market now hinges on approval from the European Commission. While parts of the industry believe the first auction could still take place this year or in early 2026, others warn it may slip to 2027 due to operational and regulatory timelines.
January 23, 2026Bogotá 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 23, 2026The project has completed its first full row of solar panels, officially launching operational assembly works and setting the technical and quality standards that will guide construction of Argentina’s largest wind–solar hybrid complex.
January 23, 2026The two 60 MWh battery energy storage systems (BESS), located in Alarcón, central Spain, have been recognised as strategic projects under Spain’s PERTE programme for renewables, green hydrogen and energy storage.
January 23, 2026The National Energy Commission has opened a public consultation on new technical and administrative manuals that will reshape how renewable energy concessions are structured and approved, raising the bar for developers.
January 23, 2026Engineering and Design (I&D) outlines why operational continuity, power quality and fault response are as important as energy costs in high-criticality industrial facilities.
January 22, 2026Grid access applications for energy storage reached 37.37 GW in December, positioning the technology as a cornerstone of Spain’s energy transition. The figures, published by APPA Renovables, also show renewables supplying nearly half of electricity generation and a 4.2% year-on-year rise in national power demand.
January 22, 2026According to the Peruvian Renewable Energy Association, delays in implementing Law 32249 are stalling 58 renewable projects totalling 12.5 GW—enough to meet all projected electricity demand growth through 2030.
January 22, 2026With the backing of ETESA and the national regulator ASEP, Panama will roll out four power tenders between 2026 and 2028. The strategy prioritises renewable energy, thermal plant retrofits and nationwide supply under the National Energy Plan 2025–2050.
