argentina

Argentina
Argentina reshapes its power market under Milei’s reform agenda

With 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.

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Spain
Spain’s storage boom: 119% growth as BESS shift from add-on to core asset

The country installed 339 MWh of behind-the-meter storage and 1,214 MW of new self-consumption capacity over the past year, signalling sector maturity. However, the current pace risks undermining Spain’s 2030 energy targets.

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Brasil
Brazil advances energy storage regulation and confirms dual grid tariffs for BESS

ANEEL’s Technical Note No. 03/2026 sets key definitions for battery energy storage systems (BESS), confirms dual network tariffs and assigns capacity reserve costs to generators, shielding end-user electricity tariffs.

Colombia
Colombia reaches 4.2 GW in renewables, but faces 6 GW supply gap by 2027

The 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.

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January 27, 2026Carbon rules are reshaping global trade: what CBAM means for Mercosur

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Carbon rules are reshaping global trade: what CBAM means for Mercosur

Florencia Zanikian, an international trade and business consultant, has prepared an analysis on how the entry into force of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is redefining the rules of international trade and creating new challenges for Mercosur, in a context shaped by the recent bi-regional agreement and the growing requirement to incorporate carbon footprint as a key competitiveness variable.

January 19, 2026Where to invest in renewables in 2026? A market-by-market snapshot of Latin America

Latin America
Where to invest in renewables in 2026? A market-by-market snapshot of Latin America

Brazil, Chile and Argentina top the list of priority markets for renewable energy companies looking ahead to 2026. Meanwhile, Peru, Colombia, Mexico and Central America are gaining traction through new auctions, regulatory frameworks and investment incentives. Seven senior executives share a country-by-country view of how the region’s renewable energy opportunity map is being reshaped.

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