Transmission
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New York state has selected an $11 billion infrastructure project developed by Invenergy, energyRe and the New York Power Authority (NYPA) to deliver more than 7.5 million MWh of renewables-powered electricity within the state.
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Uruguay’s state-owned National Administration of Power Plants and Electric Transmission (UTE) has secured financing for a 365 km (226.8-mile) transmission project in the country.
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The president of Vestas' North America division has left the firm for a role at an independent power producer based in the UK.
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A subsidiary of Brazilian power holding company Grupo Energisa has secured construction financing for three transmission lines in the country's Tocantins and Bahia states.
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Ecuador’s Ministry of Energy and Non-Renewable Natural Resources has announced the launch of three procurement processes for renewables, gas-fired and transmission projects in the country.
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LS Power subsidiary Rise Light & Power has bought the site of a retired oil-fired power plant in New Jersey and plans to redevelop it as an interconnection point for offshore wind farms to deliver electricity to the state's grid.
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Two Chilean distribution firms that own generation and transmission assets in the country are preparing to split up those businesses in order to comply with a 2019 bill.
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Engie Energia Chile has begun the permitting process for a substation in the country's Antofagasta region.
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Spanish construction firm Ortiz Construcciones y Proyectos has clinched a debt package for a transmission line in the Colombian department of Atlántico.
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Invenergy Renewables Global subsidiary Tealov has closed a debt package with IDB Invest to finance the construction of a transmission line in Uruguay.
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