Self-consumption of renewable energy refers to the practice of generating electricity on-site using renewable energy sources. The energy generated is for personal or business needs, and the excess can be fed back to the grid. Self-consumption in Colombia is becoming popular with the increase of technology, cost decreases, and ease of permit rules. This makes

Brazil recently reached a major achievement in solar power production by hitting 50 GW of installed solar capacity. This places Brazil as the 6th country worldwide to exceed this milestone. This demonstrates Brazil’s dedication to growing its renewable energy system and decreasing its carbon emissions. Out of the 50 gigawatts, 33.5 gigawatts are generated from

Brazil’s solar energy sector experienced a remarkable surge recently that transformed the energy landscape. The solar energy output increased to 50 GW, making it the sixth country with the largest output. This is after countries like China, Japan, the United States, India, and Germany. Solar energy increased from distributed generation and utility-scale projects. Distributed generation

South America is facing the twin challenges of handling rising waste production and shifting to sustainable energy systems. Efficient waste management is crucial for sustainable energy by decreasing environmental impact. Switching from linear waste systems to circular ones and investing in waste-to-energy technologies can decrease the environmental impact. The area could become a frontrunner in