The expansion of battery energy storage systems in Chile may help the government fulfill its 2030 goal of 2GW by next year. Currently, there is more over 1GW of installed BESS, with a small market totaling about 38GW across all technologies. This milestone is highlighted in the pipeline for the short term, with more than […]
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Chile is currently developing its first industrial green hydrogen plant at a power generation facility within the Nehuenco thermoelectric complex. The project costs $1.6 million and operates independently from the national grid. It uses PV power to produce hydrogen for the cooling system of its generators to replace gray hydrogen derived from fossil fuels. The
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Argentina is considering measures to promote green hydrogen production and its integration with renewable sources to lower emissions. This initiative aims to lower emissions, cut expenses, and maintain lasting competitiveness. Producers are more frequently utilizing electricity instead of diesel to operate drilling rigs, pumping stations, and midstream facilities. This electrification reduces fuel expenses and emissions,
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With advanced technologies in the energy sector, Argentina is integrating AI with the energy landscape to expand opportunity across the country. The Stargate project led by Sur Energy plans to ensure that the data center ecosystem is powered by secure, efficient, and sustainable sources. The project is a collaborative initiative between Microsoft and the Argentinian
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Bolivia and Brazil are taking steps to enhance the integration of South America’s power grids to lower emissions and boost energy security. The electrical network links Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Venezuela. Bolivia’s collaboration with Brazil enables both nations to tap into Bolivia’s increasing renewable energy potential. This facilitates the exchange of electricity in both directions
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Argentine Axion Energy signed a five-year agreement to supply wind and solar energy to the refinery in Campana. The annual volume of production is around 60 GWh per year of renewable electricity. Securing 25% of its energy from renewables reduces indirect emissions and improves its sustainability profile. This agreement sends a signal in Argentina’s energy
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Bolivia’s crude oil production fell to 8.6 million barrels of oil, and there has been a sustained drop in liquid hydrocarbons. Natural gas has also been declining steadily from 2014 to date. This decline stems from natural depletion of mature fields and underinvestment in exploration and development. Bolivia has been putting in place various developments
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Solar project development by ClimeSol in Bolivia marks a significant milestone in the transition towards renewable energy-driven growth. The project contributes to Bolivia’s clean energy targets. It also serves as a model for rural transformation, climate resilience, and sustainable infrastructure development. The development of this project included the installation of PV panels, inverters, transmission lines,
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Central Puerto SA, an Argentine electricity generator, has signed a mandate letter with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to secure financing of up to $300 million aimed at promoting the implementation of renewable energy and storage solutions. These resources will support Central Puerto’s investment strategy, which features the inaugural BESS project granted under the AlmaGBA
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Argentina has adopted various efforts and measures to upgrade its electricity network, driven by necessity and ambition. The existing grid suffers from underinvestment, aging infrastructure, and a lack of long-term planning. This leads to blackouts, voltage fluctuations, and high technical losses. Argentina is leading in the adoption of clean energy through the development of renewable
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