France’s Voltalia wins approval for $35 billion data center project in Brazil

Aug 27 (Reuters) - French renewable energy company Voltalia has received authorization from Brazil's government ​to install a data center at the ‌Pecem port complex in Ceara state, securing tax exemptions for the planned mega-project. Investment in the data center is expected ​to total 181.7 billion reais ($35.24 billion), Brazil's ​government said in a Wednesday statement.... Continue Reading →

Brazil Advances Low-Carbon Hydrogen and Carbon Capture Regulation

Aug. 13 - The government also signed significant decrees for the energy industry. The first regulates the implementation of the National Low-Carbon Hydrogen Policy. The decree puts into practice mechanisms for governance, certification, tax incentives, and investment promotion, laying the groundwork for the National Hydrogen Program (PNH2) and the Low-Carbon Hydrogen Development Program (PHBC). It... Continue Reading →

Seatrium views Brazil as an offshore wind market opportunity but awaits rules to unlock projects

Aug. 13 (Estadao) Seatrium, a marine engineering multinational expanding its global offshore wind operations, sees Brazil as a market ripe for development and hopes to leverage its local infrastructure to manufacture substations and vessels dedicated to the sector. However, the company is making any planning contingent on the maturation of the legal framework. It has... Continue Reading →

Colombia Revives Oil And Gas After Four-Year Renewable Energy Push

Aug. 13 (oilprice.com) Over the past couple of years, Colombia’s clean energy transition has shifted into overdrive under President Gustavo Petro’s "Just Energy Transition" agenda, with the country pivoting away from fossil fuels towards wind and solar energy. Petro, Colombia’s first ever left-wing president, instituted a strict ban on signing new oil, gas and coal exploration contracts... Continue Reading →

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