Biomass is a form of clean energy produced from waste materials, energy crops, agricultural residues, and forest residues. The production method includes cultivation, harvesting, and transportation. South America aims to produce energy from woodchips, given the significant forest resources and agricultural residues. Woodchip-to-energy projects provide a renewable energy source that can diversify the energy mix

 Grenergy’s Oasis de Atacama project in Chile represents a large investment in battery storage. The battery storage project is an important step toward a more sustainable and resilient energy future for the nation. The project’s combination of solar electricity and innovative energy storage technology contributes to overcoming the hurdles of integrating renewable energy into the

South America is rich in biodiversity and natural resources and still faces several challenges with climate change. The region is heavily dependent on fossil fuels for energy production, which contributes to climate change. Other factors leading to climate change include deforestation and unique climate-sensitive ecosystems. Production of greenhouse gas emissions leads to rising temperatures, extreme

Statkraft, a leading renewable energy company, recently acquired wind projects in Chile. The three wind farms have a combined capacity of over 100 MW in the O’Higgins region, central Chile. The wind farms will generate 330 MW of electricity annually to support the national grid. This acquisition allows Statkraft to tap into Chile’s great wind