renewable energy

As the world transitions towards a cleaner, sustainable energy future, South America is in the lead. The region has unique natural resources that promote the production of clean energy. It also relies on hydropower and ambitious climate commitments to transition to a low-carbon economy. Countries like Brazil, Chile, and Uruguay are deriving most of their

Green hydrogen production in South America stands a chance to revolutionize the energy sector. This is because the region has plenty of renewable energy resources. It is also focused on the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions. South American countries are developing strategies and projects to position themselves as key players in the green hydrogen

The reliance on fossil fuels in South America contributes to the production of greenhouse gas that led to climate change. Countries like Brazil and Venezuela are major oil producers, while others like Chile and Uruguay have made significant strides in renewable energy adoption. South America’s vulnerability stems from a reliance on fossil fuels. Deforestation and

South America is at the forefront of ethanol production on a worldwide scale. Leading countries include Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Paraguay. The area possesses plentiful agricultural resources and governmental regulations that establish it as a major player in the biofuels industry. The region’s tropical climate is perfect for cultivating sugarcane, which serves as the main

Statkraft, a Norwegian renewable energy company, has acquired 3 wind projects in Chile. This move will expand the renewable energy capacity in South America. The development includes the expansion of 3 wind farms in the O’Higgins region of Chile. These wind farms have a combined installed capacity of 110 MW. This acquisition allows Statkraft to