Energy analysis
Independent editorial analysis of renewable energy, solar generation and efficiency for business in Uruguay and Panama — with data from MIEM, UTE, the National Energy Secretariat and ASEP, not slogans.
Uruguay passed 1,525 MW of installed wind and aims to add 1,000 MW of solar by 2030. The challenge is no longer generating clean power but managing intermittency: the roles of UTE and ADME,…
Panama has roughly 170 MW of self-consumption solar and a dollar economy that simplifies the payback math. We break down the distributed-generation rules (Ley 417, ASEP Technical Regulation, ≤10 kWp systems), the real user…
Uruguay’s 90%+ renewable matrix and Panama’s transition: what they mean for locating a business.
All →Solar generation and net metering for commercial buildings in a dollar economy.
All →Green certification (EDGE, LEED) and energy efficiency in temperate and tropical climates.
All →Green hydrogen, data centres, PPAs and guarantees of origin: how a company buys clean power.
All →We do not sell panels or certificates. We read the electricity matrix, distributed-generation rules and decarbonisation targets and say what they mean for a company, a commercial owner and an investor.
Every capacity, share or price figure on this site traces to a regulator, operator or statistics source and states its date.
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Written by the editorial desk in the third person; authority rests on method and sources, not names. These are analyses, not personalised advice.
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