Power generation in Peru currently consists of 33 power generation projects under construction. The country is now investing approximately US$6.5 billion into these projects. The projects are expected to add more than 5,000 MW of installed capacity between 2026 and 2036. The energy portfolio consists of 11 solar power plants, 5 wind farms, 16 hydropower
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PetroTal, a crude oil producer in Peru, submitted environmental paperwork to enhance output at block 96 located in the northern jungle areas of Loreto. It has suggested US $83.5-83.6 million to concentrate on enhancing oil-production efficiency. This proposal will use the current infrastructure to a larger extent. The primary goal of the project is to
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Peru is focusing on increasing investment in mining and electricity infrastructure across the 240 mining projects in 2026. The investment will focus on exploration, exploitation, and beneficiation concessions. The investment will also cover six generation projects, adding 1,096 MW of installed capacity. New mining projects could increase electricity demand, which creates a need for high-voltage
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There are 28 wind farms in the Serra do Assuruá complex with an 846 MW of installed capacity, 188 turbines, and 28 km of transmission lines connecting it to Brazil’s National Interconnected System (SIN). The energy firm, Serena, filed 12 requests to build data centers in the remote town in Gentio do Ouro. Wind energy
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Ecopetrol recently revealed that via its subsidiary Ecopetrol Investments do Brasil Ltda, it has finalized the acquisition of a controlling stake of 51% of the voting capital shares in Brava Energia. This purchase boosts the standing of a prominent regional economic firm in the oil and gas sectors. The deal also provides Ecopetrol with access
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Aluminum oxide production in Brazil connects the country’s bauxite resources, energy infrastructure, aluminum production, and low-carbon industrial development. Alumina is a crucial feedstock for producing primary aluminum through electrolysis. This makes it crucial for industries that depend on aluminum, such as electrical transmission and distribution, renewable energy equipment, automotive manufacturing, construction, and packaging. Alumina production
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Brazil’s battery energy storage system market is transitioning from a demonstration-driven industry to a commercially viable sector. BESS is now serving to improve grid reliability, renewable energy integration, and reducing electricity costs. So far in 2026, there have been more 504 MWh battery storage orders that contribute to a cumulative volume of 1.9 GWh. This
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Argentina plans to invest 31 billion in large-scale battery energy storage systems to strengthen grid reliability and reduce recurring blackouts. The project is a significant step toward the modernization of Argentina’s electricity infrastructure by using battery technology. It will help improve power system flexibility instead of relying solely on grid expansion. The BESS project combines
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The final whistle at the FIFA World Cup was a profound disappointment for Argentina. The football team achieved a $33 million prize, but it cannot compare to the $41 billion projected in mining exports by 2035. This growth represents an opportunity to build a new economic future that promises jobs and a central role in
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The power generation unit of Argentina’s state-run energy firm YPF has filed for a public offering, joining a growing pipeline of Argentine companies seeking New York listings. YPF Energia SA posted net income of $7.4 million on revenue of $680.8 million in 2025. The move signals renewed investor interest in Argentina’s electricity market and reflects
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