Our initiatives
February 10, 2026After building a strong distributed generation portfolio across Colombia, Mexico and Central America, the Costa Rican company is pivoting towards utility-scale solar and wind projects, aiming to capitalise on a new wave of multi-gigawatt renewable energy tenders in the region.
February 10, 2026Eduardo Oviedo assumes the helm of the Energy Ministry while serving as interim head of the state-owned utility ENEE, at a time when a 1.5 GW power tender is already underway and major sector reforms remain in focus.
February 10, 2026The project is progressing on schedule, with 20 wind turbines already installed and commissioning milestones being met.
February 9, 2026Ahead 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.
February 9, 2026The 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.
February 9, 2026At 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.
February 9, 2026With 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.
February 9, 2026Grenergy 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.
February 9, 2026Colombia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy has launched a nationwide call to channel royalties into electrification, energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, with a cap of COP 5 billion per project.
February 6, 2026The 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.
