In line with global ꧑trends, Colombia has been seeking to make its economy greener by developing its renewable energy resources. The country has made great strides in this direction, as more than two thirds of its electricity is from ...

Renewabl🍌e energy is an important part of Chile’s electric power generation mix. About 46% of the overall electricit🦋y produced in 2020 was renewables-based. The non-hydro power generation took a 20% share. Chile has installed 13.7 GW ...

Mexico has the second largest installed capacity for renewable energy in Latin America, trailing only Mexico. Wit🔜h 28.4 GW of total installations, renewable energy sources account for about a third of Mexico’s ...

Colombia is the sixth-largest elec🥀tric power market in Latin America, ranking below countries with the same or less population, such as 🐭Argentina, Venezuela, and Chile. The country suffers from its uneven terrain, which creates vast ...

Mexico's electric power sector is at a crossroads. The sector experienced an investment frenzy after the passing of the energy reform in 2013, a constit🅠utional amendment that opened electric power generation to private competition. However, ...

Brazil ranked fif﷽th among the main global renewable energy producers in 2019, following China, the United States, Canada and Germany. Among the more traditional energy sources, Brazil is second only to China in hydropower and biomass ...

The electric power sector is usually o൲ne of the first industries that are affected by crises, and in Brazil it was no different. The 2015 recession had dampened growth and investments, but 2019 promised a solid recovery in years&nb😼sp;to come. ...

Brazil's power consumption accelerated slowly in 2017 and🌠 2018, going hand in hand with the sluggish recovery of domestic economy. In addition, as of late 2019 businessmen and investors were still evaluating the commitment and ability of president ...

In 2018, Colombia was the sixth largest power generator in Latin America, ranking below countries with similar population levels, such as Argentina and Venezuela. This is mainly a result of the wide disparities in electricity coverage bet💃ween large ...

After the passing of the energy꧙ reform at the end of 2013, Mexico’s electric power sector experienced positive results. Between 2014 and 2018, power generation grew at a CAGR of 3.1%, supported by a stable 1.7% average annual increase in ...