TDDL is entering the Argentine energy market with a focus on supporting energy transition, grid expansion, and infrastructure modernization. TDDL’s strategy will position the firm to influence the sector through the transmission and interconnection layer. The firm will cause the supply of mechanical and electrical line hardware that ensures secure conductor anchoring and system integrity. […]

Argentina’s energy system is undergoing a transition from the expansion of renewable energy, the development of natural gas from Vaca Muerta, and the need for new storage and transmission solutions. This has helped the country to move from an energy system with strong constraints and scarcity to one of energy abundance. The new energy sector

Peru conducted a study that confirmed a large-scale geothermal system in the southern Andes, near the Chilean border. The study provided new evidence of key structures for geothermal energy generation in the area. Geothermal energy is a new opportunity to diversify the national energy mix with a clean and constant source for Peru. The development

The rupture of the Transportadora de Gas del Perú’s natural gas pipeline impacts power plants in Peru. The 730 km duct transports Camisea gas and natural gas liquids from the Amazon to Lima on the coast. Power plants in Peru depend on upstream production infrastructure, long-distance transmission pipelines, and downstream infrastructure. The rapture led to

Solar project development in Peru by Zelestra, a renewable energy company, represents a major advancement in the renewable energy landscape. The Babilonia solar PV plant is expanding utility-scale solar generation and supporting the modernization of Peru’s power infrastructure. These developments influence electricity production, grid stability, and industrial energy supply. Zelestra has been investing in large-scale

Power line expansion in Peru is advancing as the country strengthens its transmission infrastructure to meet rising electricity demand. Strategic investments support the expansion of the national grid and improve power reliability across diverse regions. The company owns a 138kV transmission line extending 132 km between the Aguaytia and Pucalipa substations in the Ucayali region.

Korkia, a Finnish renewable energy investor, along with Chilean development partner Solar Ray, has recently obtained environmental approval for a BESS project in Chile with a capacity of 150/750 MWh. The regional environmental permitting authority approved the Paicavi BESS. The Paicavi BESS is slated to commence operations in September 2028 and is anticipated to conclude