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Central & South America

Solarcentury acquires 400 MW PV pipeline in Latin America

The British solar firm has expanded its Latin American presence with the acquisition of 400 MW of ECOSolar’s utility-scale solar projects spread across five countries. Local team also expanded.

Chilean authorities greenlight 93 MW of solar in Arica y Parinacota Region

The approved project is the $200 million Alwa solar plant. The installation will be located in northern Chile.

BYD inaugurates $47m solar panel factory in Brazil

The fab in the southeastern city of Campinas will boast a 200 MW production capacity once fully operational and will make BYD’s glass-glass modules.

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Chilean microgrid provider uses solar-plus-IT to lower bills

Amigo Solar, a Chilean microgrid provider, announced yesterday its collaboration with a digitized billing system that will help it to alter the utility landscape in the Latin American country. The case shows how solar and IT change the electricity market structures.

Brazil has 70 MW of installed solar power under net metering

In March, PV systems totaling 2.8 MW were installed in the Latin American country under the net-metering scheme.

Dominican Republic: three PV projects totaling 133 MW announced for 2018

The three large-scale PV projects are being developed in the frame of the national plan for the development of renewable energies.

Sunnova prepares for its first securitization

The $255 million offering makes Sunnova the latest distributed solar provider to offer securities backed by residential solar assets.

Iberdrola begins work on 100 MW solar park in Mexico

The Spanish developer said the project will be completed in 2018, and will sell power to private customers on the wholesale market.

WEG to build two PV plants totaling 62 MW in eastern Brazil

The Brazilian engineering company will act as EPC contractor for the construction of two solar parks in the state of Paraiba. The two projects were selected in the country’s first two solar auctions.

Mexico publishes requirements for clean energy certificates

The Mexican Government intends to facilitate the planning of renewable energy projects over the next years. Clean energy certificates, which apply to power provider and industrial consumers, will increase from 7.4% in 2020 to 10.9% in 2021 and 13.9% in 2022.

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