AES Andes, US energy company, cancelled its US$10bn INNA green hydrogen and green ammonia production project in northern Chile. This aligns with the guidelines of its parent company in the United States and chooses to focus on the development and construction of its renewable energy and energy storage portfolio. The company has added a total […]
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Chile is positioning green hydrogen as an extension of its renewable energy sector. With solar and wind resources, Chile can integrate these resources with green hydrogen infrastructure and improve transmission capacity. Green hydrogen addresses curtailment risks by converting surplus renewable electricity into a storable, dispatchable, and exportable energy vector. Northern Chile has abundant solar resources,
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Chile’s power grid expansion strategy enables renewable energy growth, improves electrical transmission and distribution capacity, and modernizes substations to support a reliable power system. The National Energy Commission recently opened the call for stakeholders to submit proposals for electricity transmission expansion projects. The 2026 grid expansion planning process includes major transmission line upgrades to reduce
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Arauco Solar Park in Argentina has begun operations following a significant construction achievement. The project finished its initial complete row of solar panels and initiated operational assembly tasks that will direct the development of Argentina’s largest wind and solar hybrid facility. The initiative encompasses the setup of the initial full line of photovoltaic PV panels.
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Power Minerals is relaunching exploration driven by elevated copper and gold prices that improve exploration economics and potential asset value. The company will look to put in place modern geophysical processing techniques to define the geometry of deeper targets. There is increased demand for copper and gold for electrification and infrastructure metals. The reactivation depends
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Argentina’s national atomic energy commission (CNEA) plans the modernization and upgrade of heavy water industrial plants. This represents a strategic invention in Argentina’s nuclear value chain. The process preserves critical assets, align with modern safety standards, and sustain Argentina’s long-term nuclear fission capability. Heavy water has the ability to slow down neutrons released during nuclear
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Argentina’s expansion and upgrade of its electricity grid is a key element for scaling wind and solar capacity and for translating renewable potential into reliable national supply. There are high winds concentrated in Patagonia and solar capacity expanding in the central-western provinces. The nation is investing in new 132 kV, 220 kV, and 500 kV
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Argentina’s mining sector is shaped by abundant geological endowment, evolving regulatory frameworks, and global demand for critical minerals. The country is now emerging as a key player in South America’s extractive economy within lithium and copper markets. Argentina holds lithium reserves, copper deposits, gold and silver in provinces such as San Juan, Catamarca, and Salta.
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Trina Solar’s utility-scale energy storage has secured a new agreement in Argentina and Chile for a total of 1,203 MWh of battery energy storage systems. The contract encompasses 722 MWh in Chile with T-power and 481 MWh in Argentina with YPF Luz. The firm contributes to the 1.2 GWh provided in Latin America in 2025.
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Argentina is entering a transformative phase in its energy sector as it converts substantial natural gas resources into global LNG exports. Companies like MidOcean Energy taking interest in the LNG sector reflects confidence in Argentina’s potential to become a key player in the LNG market. Vaca Muerta’s shale formation is the focal point of upstream
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