Our initiatives
November 20, 2025Energy company Generadora Metropolitana—owned by Chilean developer AME and France’s EDF—starts building Dune Plus, a large-scale energy storage and solar PV complex that will strengthen grid reliability in northern Chile.
November 20, 2025The Caravelí wind project—part of Celaris Energy’s 100% non-conventional renewable energy platform—reaches 56% completion and moves forward as one of Peru’s most significant utility-scale wind power investments.
November 20, 2025Aelēc urges immediate annual investments of €4.5–6.3 billion in distribution networks through 2030 to enable renewable integration, digitalization and rising electricity demand.
November 20, 2025The company showcases its 2025 strategy for Latin America at PVBook, introducing technologies designed to boost energy performance, enable smart storage integration, and support the expansion of solar PV systems with international certifications and technical backing.
November 20, 2025At a press briefing, Genera’s leadership confirmed a stronger international focus—particularly on Latin America—while showcasing 31 standout innovations in electric mobility, energy efficiency and renewables.
November 20, 2025A leading China-based solar and storage provider is expanding its large-scale BESS portfolio across Latin America and preparing to enter Colombia once battery-integration regulations are approved.
November 20, 2025At FES Colombia 2025, JA Solar highlighted the rapid expansion of distributed generation, which is now outpacing large-scale solar amid regulatory challenges and rising electricity demand.
November 20, 2025An Argentine industrial services company has launched one of the country’s largest solar-powered carports, a 1.15 MW self-consumption system with 2,520 PV modules and capacity for 360 vehicles.
November 20, 2025The National Development Finance Agency (FDN) is reshaping its role in Colombia’s energy transition with flexible, portfolio-based credit schemes designed to speed up financial close and expand access to small and medium-scale solar projects.
November 19, 2025According to the Power Sector Development Plan 2025–2039, Mexico will add 19,954 MW of renewable energy and 5,000 MW of energy storage by 2030. Solar PV will account for 58% of new clean capacity, wind for 22%, and battery storage for the remaining 20%. The state-owned utility CFE will develop 69.2% of the total.
