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.
Chile unveils USD 700m power transmission expansion plan
The recommendations were submitted to the National Energy Commission for review and aim to strengthen the electricity system in line with the country’s energy transition.
Argentina redraws its energy map: investment and regulation in focus at FES 2026
The 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.
Spain awaits EU approval as capacity market auctions face potential delay
With 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.
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.
Spain adds 8.8 GW of renewables in 2025: What the sector expects for 2026
The country installed 8.85 GW of new renewable capacity last year—88% solar PV. As Spain looks to 2026, grid saturation and permitting bottlenecks are emerging as the main risks to sustaining growth.
Banks line up to fund Argentina’s top renewable player as it targets 2 GW
Genneia strengthens its solar and wind portfolio beyond 1.54 GW in operation and targets more than 2 GW by 2026, supported by unprecedented financing conditions. The company is also adding battery storage, developing its own transmission assets and supplying power to data centres.
Mexico enters a new storage phase as Quartux targets over 1 GW of projects by 2026
The private-sector tender marks a turning point for energy storage in Mexico. Quartux, which already controls 85% of the commercial and industrial segment, is preparing to scale up into utility-scale projects with strong financial backing, proprietary technology and strategic partnerships, while anticipating a sharp acceleration in adoption from 2026 onwards.
Who wins Spain’s €818m storage programme? The companies behind 9.4 GWh
The final resolution of Spain’s FEDER programme redraws the country’s storage map. Total funding was reduced, major players such as Aquila Capital exited the scheme, while new large-scale projects from RWE and Alter Enersun entered the portfolio. The outcome also brought a strong regional reshuffle, with Catalonia, Extremadura and the Canary Islands emerging as key beneficiaries of the changes.
Guatemala, Panama and Honduras enter a new PPA phase with over 3 GW at stake
With active tenders underway in all three countries, Central America is moving toward more competitive power purchase agreement (PPA) schemes for large-scale projects, a model that is increasingly being watched beyond the region.
Dominican Republic sets mandatory BESS rules for renewables: what projects must consider
The country becomes the first in the Caribbean to set binding requirements for integrating battery energy storage systems into wind and solar projects. The regulation includes ramp-rate limits and advanced functions such as grid forming, but its implementation will depend on how these services are paid for.
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Paraguay to launch its first 140 MW utility-scale solar tender in early 2026
The country is finalising the regulatory framework for its first large-scale solar auction, aimed at meeting fast-growing power demand and opening a new renewable energy market for private investors.
Panama generates 75% of its power from renewables: Who are the companies behind it?
Hydropower remains the backbone of Panama’s electricity system, while private developers dominate installed capacity. With renewable auctions planned from 2026 and power purchase agreements (PPAs) of up to 20 years, the country is reinforcing a long-term, investor-friendly strategy.
Spain fast-tracks energy storage as three regions overhaul regulation
Galicia, Andalusia and the Valencian Community are updating their legal frameworks to prioritise energy storage—particularly when hybridised with renewables—while awarding more than €44 million in public support.
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Colombia brings back renewable energy auctions: Will projects finally reach operation?
The Ministry of Mines and Energy has released a draft resolution to relaunch long-term renewable energy auctions. The redesigned mechanism aims to accelerate renewable deployment, stabilise project revenues and hedge demand exposure, as part of the government’s 6GW+ Plan and its broader energy transition strategy.
Solar boats from the Amazon: Kara Solar aims to deploy 10,000 units by 2030
Based in the Achuar territory of Ecuador, this electric river transport model combines Indigenous technicians, community solar charging stations and jungle-adapted motors. The goal is to replace fossil fuels and offer a sustainable alternative to road expansion in strategic areas of the Amazon basin.
Argentina’s Arauco I Solar Park marks operational start with key construction milestone
The 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.
Iberdrola commissions Spain’s largest battery storage systems
The 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.
Dominican Republic tightens rules for solar and wind project approvals
The 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.
From dreaming of the UN to leading Panama’s energy transition: the story of Rosilena Lindo Riggs
The engineer, former National Secretary of Energy of Panama and current global energy and climate adviser, looks back on her personal and professional journey, during which she led more than 15 public policy instruments, promoted distributed generation and left a deep mark on energy inclusion and democratisation.
SilverBlue enters Mexico with MXN 500 million bet on distributed renewables and storage
SilverBlue acquires the financing platform Solage and unveils a major investment plan focused on renewable energy projects for commercial and industrial customers across Mexico.
Spain opens first offshore wind auction design as 20 GW of projects await approval
The Ministry for the Ecological Transition opens the design phase of a competitive process focused on floating offshore wind, incorporating non-price criteria, as industry players call for regulatory certainty amid a growing project pipeline.
CEOs from Iberdrola, EDP, Saeta Yield and Zelestra to debate the future of renewables at FES Iberia
Leading renewable energy executives in the Iberian Peninsula will take part in the most strategic panels of the event, addressing investment in energy storage, asset digitalisation and new contractual structures. Representatives from Spain’s energy authorities will also attend.
Over 10 GW in the pipeline reshape Peru’s wind power landscape
With 49 wind projects under technical review, Peru is planning 10.75 GW of new capacity. Developers such as Kallpa, Engie, Orygen and Fenix Power are leading investments across Ica, Lambayeque and Piura, while the regulatory rollout of Law 32249 will be decisive for turning plans into projects.
UK awards 8.4 GW in Europe’s largest offshore wind auction ever
The UK’s latest offshore wind auction awarded 8.4 GW, making it the biggest offshore wind auction in Europe to date. Strong competition led to competitive average prices of £91.20/MWh in England and Wales and £89.49/MWh in Scotland. These results reinforce offshore wind’s role as the most competitive large-scale clean electricity generation technology.
Central America pushes BESS in power tenders, but bankability remains elusive
More than 4 GW are at stake in new competitive procurement processes across the region, many of which already require battery energy storage systems (BESS). However, traditional power purchase agreements (PPAs) continue to fall short of recognising the full value of storage, undermining bankability and increasing pressure on regulatory frameworks.
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AEPIBAL proposes long-term contracts and decarbonization criteria in the capacity market
The Vice President of AEPIBAL, Eugenio Domínguez, emphasises the importance of securing contracts of at least 10 years and defining clear criteria regarding emissions for the capacity market. The initiative aims to strengthen the competitiveness and viability of energy storage in comparison to conventional technologies.
AEPIBAL proposes long-term contracts and decarbonization criteria in the capacity market
The Vice President of AEPIBAL, Eugenio Domínguez, emphasises the importance of securing contracts of at least 10 years and defining clear criteria regarding emissions for the capacity market. The initiative aims to strengthen the competitiveness and viability of energy storage in comparison to conventional technologies.
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Spanish energy companies gear up to power data centres: 12 GW at stake and over €30 billion in investment
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