FES Iberia goes live: Industry leaders shape Spain’s storage and renewables future
Future Energy Summit Iberia Renewables & Storage brings together hundreds of public and private sector leaders to define the roadmap for energy storage, distributed generation and renewable energy policy in Spain. Join the live broadcast and follow the debate in real time.
Guatemala sets out 2040 clean energy roadmap with 1 GW renewables push
At SER 2026, the country presented a long-term plan to expand clean generation, modernise its power grid and attract investment, while Central America launched its first regional renewables alliance.
Gonvarri Solar Steel bets on Argentina for its next phase of Latin American growth
With more than 8 GW supplied across the region and a solid footprint in Chile, Colombia and Peru, the Spanish solar tracker manufacturer plans to forge new strategic partnerships in Argentina by 2026, citing proximity to local investors as a key driver of its regional expansion.
Grenergy energises 272 MW solar and 1.1 GWh storage phase in Chile’s Oasis de Atacama
Grenergy has commissioned the fourth stage of its flagship Oasis de Atacama project, adding 272 MW of solar PV capacity and 1.1 GWh of battery energy storage, further strengthening Chile’s utility-scale renewable portfolio.
Long-term auction with BESS in Colombia: Are regulatory signals sufficient?
The inclusion of battery energy storage systems in Colombia’s upcoming long-term auction shifts the debate from technology to revenue structure, raising concerns over project finance viability and bankability under the current regulatory framework.
ACERA releases report: BESS emerges as the “Swiss army knife” of Chile’s power transition
The technical–strategic document sets out the Chilean renewables association’s vision of energy storage as a key enabler of system stability, project bankability and long-term investment in a power system with high renewable penetration.
Oviedo takes charge of Honduras’ energy sector, reviving the 1.5 GW power tender
Engineer Eduardo Oviedo has taken over the Energy Ministry and the state utility ENEE amid an institutional reset. His technical profile aims to stabilise the power system and move forward with a flagship tender that has already attracted more than ten companies.
Peru appoints new power vice minister as USD 12bn in renewables await regulation
With more than 25 years of experience in the power sector, Pereira takes office at a critical juncture, with over 10 GW of renewable projects under development, USD 12 billion in investments awaiting regulation, and presidential elections scheduled for 2026.
Mexico opens door to private investment as CFE launches mixed energy contracts
The president met with Mexico’s leading banks to request tailored financing schemes for renewable generation and power transmission projects to be announced shortly. One day later, the state-owned utility CFE formalised a new regulatory framework allowing mixed contracts with private companies, sharing investment, risk and operations under profitability and sustainability rules.
Ventus secures O&M contract for 375 MW solar PV project in Colombia
The 375 MW Puerta de Oro solar park strengthens Ventus’ renewable asset management portfolio in Latin America, surpassing 1 GW under operation and maintenance.
Chile approves 372 MW wind farm to power green hydrogen in Patagonia
The Faro del Sur project, developed by HIF Global, will install 372 MW of wind capacity in southern Chile, supplying clean electricity to large-scale e-fuels production and reinforcing Magallanes’ role as a global green hydrogen hub.
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Peru’s largest wind project nears completion, set to supply 600 GWh annually
The project is progressing on schedule, with 20 wind turbines already installed and commissioning milestones being met.
Regulation, storage and CAPEX: the road to FES Iberia 2026
Ahead of Future Energy Summit (FES) Iberia 2026, we revisit the key takeaways from the previous edition: the post-blackout debate and failed decree, pressure from regional governments, CEOs’ announcements and the regulatory challenges that shaped the energy roadmap.
Mexico unveils 25-year PPA model to unlock 7.5 GW of renewable investment
The state-owned utility and the Energy Ministry have unveiled a 25-year investment model to deploy large-scale solar PV, wind and concentrated solar power across seven regions. Two projects are already under development, while private developers can submit applications until 20 February.
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Hugo Briones appointed Chile’s Energy Undersecretary under new president Kast
The veteran power sector executive will take office in March 2026, joining President-elect José Antonio Kast’s administration amid regulatory reforms, grid reliability concerns and growing debate over distributed generation and energy storage.
ACCIONA Energía to deploy 1 GWh BESS at major Chile solar plant
The agreement covers the supply of 1 GWh of battery storage capacity for the 238 MWp Malgarida solar PV plant in Chile’s Atacama Desert, strengthening renewable energy integration and long-term investment in the country.
FES Argentina 2026: executives debate the country’s new power market for renewables
The event, taking place on 4–5 March in Buenos Aires, will bring together senior executives and energy authorities to analyse investments, technologies and market prospects amid a structural shift in Argentina’s power sector.
Mexico adds 2.3 GW to its renewable energy pipeline in just two months
Between December 2025 and January 2026, more than 2,300 MW of renewable energy projects were submitted for environmental permitting in Mexico, underlining strong momentum in solar and wind power led by the state-owned utility CFE.
Barbados launches first competitive BESS auction, reshaping the Caribbean power market
The competitive process will award 60 MW / 240 MWh of battery energy storage systems. It marks the first time Barbados has used price-based competition in its power sector, creating a potential blueprint for other Caribbean markets.
Guatemala doubles solar output and targets 1 GW of new renewables by 2040
Electricity demand has risen 15% in two years to 14,575 GWh, pushing renewables to 62.3% of the power mix. The government now plans to add 1,000 MW of clean capacity by 2040, backed by grid, storage and digital upgrades.
Industry warns EU carbon border reform risks undermining clean investment
International industry groups linked to hydrogen, fertilisers and steel say a potential partial suspension of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism would create regulatory uncertainty, delay decarbonisation projects and affect trade and exports to the bloc.
Argentina’spower market shift: What distributors need to buy electricity directly
Claudio Bulacio, manager at ADEERA, outlines the conditions required for Argentina’s new electricity supply model, under which distribution companies will have to contract up to 75% of their demand directly from generators: cost-reflective tariffs, regulatory approval and smart grids.
Iberdrola and Norges Bank reach 1.5 GW of operating renewables in Spain
The two groups expand their long-term alliance with the addition of 646 MW of solar PV, bringing total operational capacity to 1.5 GW and reinforcing a €2 billion-plus co-investment strategy to accelerate electrification.
Chile resets its green hydrogen strategy: Lower targets, higher costs, new priorities
In its updated 2026–2030 strategy, the country lowers production targets, revises cost assumptions upwards and shifts its focus towards domestic demand and hydrogen derivatives to build a sustainable, competitive industry.
Energy storage takes centre stage in Argentina as CADER signals battery boom
Argentina’s main renewable energy association will formally incorporate energy storage into its name, reflecting the rapid growth of battery systems. Its president says the upcoming AlmaSADI tender will drive strong market momentum.
Spain prepares hydrogen law as €465m support schemes move to consultation
The Spanish government opens public consultation on €465 million in incentives to boost renewable hydrogen production and industrial decarbonisation, while preparing a comprehensive legal framework aligned with EU hydrogen rules.
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GENERA y MATELEC refuerzan su proyección internacional con más de 20 países representados en su exposición
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.
El sector eléctrico reclama un marco regulatorio que impulse las inversiones en electrificación de la demanda
El sector eléctrico español advierte que la nueva propuesta regulatoria de la CNMC, pese a ciertas mejoras, sigue frenando las inversiones necesarias para electrificar la demanda y cumplir los objetivos de descarbonización. Aelēc denuncia incoherencias entre la CNMC y el Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica, límites económicos inadecuados y un recorte del OPEX que pone en riesgo la calidad del suministro y la viabilidad del modelo.
Rural areas generate 84% of renewable energy in Spain and are becoming strategic areas for the country.
Castilla-La Mancha generates more than 25% of all its electricity from solar photovoltaic energy and is one of the regions with the greatest room for growth in biomass and energy storage. “The energy transition is not only an environmental opportunity, but also a lever for development and territorial cohesion,” stressed Marina Serrano, president of aelēc, during the conference “Rural Environment: Energy Transition and Economic Integration” held in Toledo.
GENERA y MATELEC refuerzan su proyección internacional con más de 20 países representados en su exposición
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.
El sector eléctrico reclama un marco regulatorio que impulse las inversiones en electrificación de la demanda
El sector eléctrico español advierte que la nueva propuesta regulatoria de la CNMC, pese a ciertas mejoras, sigue frenando las inversiones necesarias para electrificar la demanda y cumplir los objetivos de descarbonización. Aelēc denuncia incoherencias entre la CNMC y el Ministerio para la Transición Ecológica, límites económicos inadecuados y un recorte del OPEX que pone en riesgo la calidad del suministro y la viabilidad del modelo.
Rural areas generate 84% of renewable energy in Spain and are becoming strategic areas for the country.
Castilla-La Mancha generates more than 25% of all its electricity from solar photovoltaic energy and is one of the regions with the greatest room for growth in biomass and energy storage. “The energy transition is not only an environmental opportunity, but also a lever for development and territorial cohesion,” stressed Marina Serrano, president of aelēc, during the conference “Rural Environment: Energy Transition and Economic Integration” held in Toledo.
Chile elects José Antonio Kast as president: What would his energy plan prioritise?
The president-elect defeated ruling-coalition candidate Jeannette Jara and is advancing a pro-market energy agenda focused on consumer choice, streamlined permitting, tighter PMGD rules, and grid modernization without subsidies.
Argentina’s 2026 budget: Renewables seek tax stability after law extension fails
With Congress failing to extend Argentina’s main renewable energy incentive law, industry groups are pushing to include a fiscal stability clause in the 2026 federal budget to safeguard investment certainty.
Chile power supply auction: Enel wins 100% of 3.3 TWh again
Italy’s Enel secured the entire volume awarded in Chile’s 2025/01 regulated supply auction, committing to deliver 3.36 TWh between 2027 and 2030 at an average price of USD 64.5/MWh—marking the second consecutive tender fully awarded to a single company.
Chile elects José Antonio Kast as president: What would his energy plan prioritise?
The president-elect defeated ruling-coalition candidate Jeannette Jara and is advancing a pro-market energy agenda focused on consumer choice, streamlined permitting, tighter PMGD rules, and grid modernization without subsidies.
Argentina’s 2026 budget: Renewables seek tax stability after law extension fails
With Congress failing to extend Argentina’s main renewable energy incentive law, industry groups are pushing to include a fiscal stability clause in the 2026 federal budget to safeguard investment certainty.
Chile power supply auction: Enel wins 100% of 3.3 TWh again
Italy’s Enel secured the entire volume awarded in Chile’s 2025/01 regulated supply auction, committing to deliver 3.36 TWh between 2027 and 2030 at an average price of USD 64.5/MWh—marking the second consecutive tender fully awarded to a single company.
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Oviedo takes charge of Honduras’ energy sector, reviving the 1.5 GW power tender
Engineer Eduardo Oviedo has taken over the Energy Ministry and the state utility ENEE amid an institutional reset. His technical profile aims to stabilise the power system and move forward with a flagship tender that has already attracted more than ten companies.
Peru appoints new power vice minister as USD 12bn in renewables await regulation
With more than 25 years of experience in the power sector, Pereira takes office at a critical juncture, with over 10 GW of renewable projects under development, USD 12 billion in investments awaiting regulation, and presidential elections scheduled for 2026.
Mexico opens door to private investment as CFE launches mixed energy contracts
The president met with Mexico’s leading banks to request tailored financing schemes for renewable generation and power transmission projects to be announced shortly. One day later, the state-owned utility CFE formalised a new regulatory framework allowing mixed contracts with private companies, sharing investment, risk and operations under profitability and sustainability rules.
Ventus secures O&M contract for 375 MW solar PV project in Colombia
The 375 MW Puerta de Oro solar park strengthens Ventus’ renewable asset management portfolio in Latin America, surpassing 1 GW under operation and maintenance.
Chile approves 372 MW wind farm to power green hydrogen in Patagonia
The Faro del Sur project, developed by HIF Global, will install 372 MW of wind capacity in southern Chile, supplying clean electricity to large-scale e-fuels production and reinforcing Magallanes’ role as a global green hydrogen hub.
Chile opens 2026 power grid expansion process for transmission and distribution
The National Energy Commission has opened the submission window for transmission expansion projects and distribution system expansion reports as part of the 2026 Annual Transmission Planning process.
Costa Rica at the polls: contrasting visions for the next phase of its energy transition
With 43.8% voting intention, the ruling party candidate could win outright on 1 February. An analysis of the energy platforms of the three leading contenders reveals sharply different paths for Costa Rica’s next phase of the energy transition—beyond the power sector.
Spain’s solar boom faces a test: Can storage and distributed solar catch up in 2026?
After adding more than 7.8 GW of solar capacity in 2025, Spain’s photovoltaic ecosystem faces regulatory bottlenecks and technical constraints that could slow its momentum. Industry players are calling for legal certainty to sustain growth and attract investment.



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