Solar projects in South and Latin America

South America is quickly emerging as a major market for solar energy, with Latin America following a similar trend. Continuous growth and a substantial increase in solar capacity are anticipated, with Brazil and Chile leading the way. This development presents investors with the chance to invest in sustainable and profitable energy solutions that are pivotal to the region's economic growth.

Costa Rica, a pioneer in sustainable tourism, sets high environmental standards to preserve its biodiversity, which is essential for the tourism sector that contributes 8% to the country's GDP. The Hotel Condovac in Guanacaste epitomises this principle and strives to operate sustainably. Investments in solar energy and efficient technologies at the Condovac aim to significantly reduce CO2 emissions and promote the sustainability of the resort.

The Chilean family business Agricola Tamelcura, founded over a century ago, relies on solar energy to modernise its agricultural processes. A 170 kWp solar installation provides the farm with clean energy and reduces both operating costs and CO2 emissions, strengthening its position in an increasingly environmentally conscious market. This exemplary initiative combines sustainability with economic progress.