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January 14, 2026José Venegas, Rodrigo Álvarez, Francisco López and José Luis Daza are among the key figures being considered to shape Chile’s future energy agenda. Public-sector experience, technical expertise and strong links to the private sector define the profiles under evaluation.
January 14, 2026The president of ACOSOL argued that the Firm Energy Charge auction scheduled for 2026 is an important step, but insufficient to consolidate a structural expansion of installed clean energy capacity. He warned of regulatory gaps and the absence of clear incentives for private investment.
January 14, 2026The new regulation requires battery projects to deliver fast frequency response, black start and ramp-rate control. The Superintendence of Electricity plans further measures in 2025–2026 to expand the regulatory framework.
January 14, 2026Energy Minister Joel Santos led the 16th Assembly of the renewable energy agency, highlighting Caribbean-specific challenges, sargassum-to-energy solutions and the country’s rapid expansion of renewable power.
January 13, 2026The Iberian Peninsula’s leading renewables and energy storage summit will take place in Madrid on 12 February 2026, bringing together senior officials from Spain’s national and regional authorities shaping the country’s clean energy roadmap. Tickets are now on sale.
January 13, 2026Dozens of large-scale initiatives are straining grid capacity and accelerating strategic partnerships with tech giants. Both the public and private sectors are adjusting plans to meet surging demand, as companies such as Forestalia, Iberdrola and TotalEnergies secure key agreements to guarantee renewable power supply.
January 13, 2026Chile’s renewable energy and storage association forecasts nearly 10 GW of new capacity in the next two years, driven mainly by BESS, solar PV and wind power projects, reinforcing the country’s clean energy dominance.
January 13, 2026The approximately €13 million senior debt package relates to the construction of the Ginosa (Puglia, 6.5 MWdc) and Bellomo (Sicily, 9.5 MWdc) solar plants. The transaction was signed with the Italian bank BPER. Together, the projects will displace an estimate of 8,500 tons of CO2 emission per year and generate enough clean electricity to power the equivalent of 10,000 Italian homes.
January 13, 2026The regulation sets strict technical requirements for renewable projects with battery storage connected to the national grid. While experts welcome the regulatory progress, they warn that the lack of clear economic signals could weigh on investment.
January 13, 2026Jorge Brito resumes the chairmanship of Genneia after completing a high-profile term leading River Plate, reinforcing the company’s expansion strategy in wind and solar energy
