The new publication Latin America: Solar Investment Opportunities offers key insights into the Argentinian, Brazilian, Colombian, Mexican and Peruvian solar sectors, highlighting opportunities for international investment. It was launched at Intersolar South America.
Katherine Poseidon, Head of Strategy, Analytics & Process for Europe, Africa and International at Voltalia, and Chair of SolarPower Europe’s Global Markets Workstream, stated: “Latin America's strong solar resources can be an engine for regional growth. This report focuses on several major solar markets in the region, providing clear guidelines to investors alongside concrete recommendations for policymakers looking to tap into Latin America's potential.”
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Máté Heisz, Chief Operating Officer at SolarPower Europe, highlighted: “With established markets and a robust pipeline, Latin America stands out in the global solar landscape. Our report equips investors with the intelligence, trends and data to navigate one of the world’s most promising renewable energy regions.”
Latin America is committed to expanding its renewable energy capacity, aiming for at least 70 percent of electricity generation from renewables by 2030, in line with the 2019 Renewable Energy for Latin America and the Caribbean (RELAC) Initiative.
Attractive investment returns
As the region undergoes its energy transition, the solar sector in particular is experiencing consistent growth, offering investors a chance to contribute to a sustainable future while achieving attractive returns.
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The publication was drafted by SolarPower Europe’s Global Markets Workstream, launched in March 2018 to identify new avenues for worldwide business and cooperation, and to contribute to the global energy transition.
The report is the sixteenth in SolarPower Europe’s series of global market reports, which also cover Algeria, Côte d’Ivoire, India, Kazakhstan, Latin America, the Middle East, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Oman, Senegal, Tunisia and Vietnam. (hcn)
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