renewable energy

Guy Wire: Protecting Peru’s T&D Networks From Floods

Heavy rainfall in Peru caused significant flooding when major riverbanks overflowed. Flooding poses risks to electrical infrastructure like substations and power distribution networks. Severe rainfall, landslides, and flooding can interrupt power delivery over extensive areas. Increasing water levels may impact electrical substations containing transformers, switchgear, busbars, protection relays, and control systems. This leads to short […]

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Cutout fuse: Supporting Solar Project Development Peru

The global renewable energy company, Zelestra, recently reached a close for the 242 MWdc Babilonia solar PV project in Peru through a $176 million green financing package. After completion, the project will reach 700 MW of installed capacity, which positions it among the largest solar hubs in the country. The project will consist of 394,000

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Clevis Brackets in Peru’s Power Line Expansion Tech

The Terna Group companies recently signed an agreement with Engie Transmission Peru for the sale of the share capital of a 138 kV power line with a total of 132 km. The transmission line will connect the Aguaytia and Pucallpa substations in the Ucayali region of Peru. This development will use $15 million, with completion

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Helical anchors boosting stability in Peru’s gas networks

The Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) implemented a set of measures to prioritize the supply of natural gas to households, public transportation, and activities in Peru. Peru’s gas infrastructure is dependent on key transmission pipelines that transport natural gas from production fields to consumption centers. The deflagration can result in localized pipeline integrity damage,

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Rock anchors securing Chile’s lithium output

Chile’s mining ministry is preparing two new lithium contracts for submission to the national comptroller. These projects aim to advance efforts to expand production beyond the projects. Chile has some of the largest lithium brine reserves in the Salar de Atacama and northern salt flats. Chile’s lithium policy framework emphasizes greater state participation in new

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B-strand connectors in Chile grid curtailment

The Chilean Renewable Energy and Storage Association (ACERA) said that Chile has consolidated a renewable electricity mix. It now faces structural constraints linked to grid bottlenecks, curtailment, and rising flexibility needs. In 2025, the National Electric System generated 87 TWh, with renewables accounting for 63.3% of total output. Other renewable energy represented 42.4% of generation,

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Drop Out Cutout Fuses Power Solar + BESS

Solar PV and wind power in Chile reached a record level in 2025, which marked the highest participation in Chile’s National Electric System. Solar and wind technologies accounted for about 38% of total electricity injected into the grid. When combined with other renewable sources such as hydropower, renewables supplied close to two-thirds of Chile’s total

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Terminal Bolts Powering Chile’s BESS Expansion

Colbún, a Chilean energy company, is advancing a 228 MW/912 MWh battery energy storage system linked to the 232 MW Diego de Almagro Sur Photovoltaic plant in the Atacama Region. The development represents a strategic shift from solar generation tohybrid solar-plus-storage infrastructure designed for grid optimization and energy arbitrage. The storage system provides 4 hours

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Rock anchors systems enabling Chile’s e-fuel plants

Ineratec, a German cleantech firm, teamed up with Arauco and Abastible to assess the development of a power-to-liquid (PtL) e-fuel project. The process focuses on integrating existing industrial infrastructure with power-to-X technology to produce synthetic fuels. The fuels will be from biogenic carbon dioxide and renewable hydrogen. The production process combines biogenic carbon dioxide captured

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Anchor rods supporting Chile’s green hydrogen infrastructure

Chile is shifting the emphasis from the previous 25 GW electrolysis capacity by 2030 to a production-volume target of about 900,000 tonnes per year by 2035. This shift broadens focus from pure production capacity to consumption and export objectives. The change reflects slower global market uptake, higher capital and operating costs for electrolysis, and investor

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