Renewables.digital currently lists 6 renewable energy transactions in South America between February 2026 and September 2026, with a combined capacity of 4,223 MW. The most active markets are Chile (2), Colombia (2), Argentina (1) and Brazil (1); by technology: Solar PV (5), Battery Storage (BESS) (2) and Onshore Wind (2). The most active companies are ABO Energy (1), Ashmore Colombia (1), Climate Fund Managers (1) and Copec Flux (1). The most recent deal is “Ashmore Colombia and Patria Investments Sell 360 MWp Puerta de Oro Solar Farm in Colombia to ISAGEN” (21 September 2026).
6Transactions
4,223 MWTotal capacity
4Countries
1With PPA
February 2026 – September 2026Period
Key facts
6 transactions between February 2026 and September 2026, 4,223 MW in total (average 704 MW per deal)
How many renewable energy transactions in South America are listed?
Renewables.digital currently lists 6 renewable energy transactions in South America between February 2026 and September 2026, with a combined capacity of 4,223 MW.
Who are the most active buyers of renewable energy in South America?
Copec Flux (1), CVC DIF (1) and Equinor (1) (number of deals).
Who are the most active sellers?
ABO Energy (1), Ashmore Colombia (1) and Climate Fund Managers (1) (number of deals).
What is the largest of the renewable energy transactions in South America?
NOVVA Group Acquires 3.17 GW Renewable Energy Portfolio in Argentina from ABO Energy with 3,170 MW (15 September 2026).
Ashmore Colombia and Patria Investments have agreed to sell 100% of Parque Solar Puerta de Oro, Colombia's largest solar PV asset at 360 MWp (300 MWac), to ISAGEN. Located in Guaduas, Cundinamarca, the fully operational plant covers 530 hectares and supplies power to over 390,000 households. Transaction closing is subject to regulatory approvals.
NOVVA Group has signed a binding framework agreement in Paris to acquire a 3.17 GW renewable energy portfolio of wind and solar projects in Argentina from German developer ABO Energy. The deal builds on a prior collaboration between the two companies covering three Colombian solar projects, and significantly expands NOVVA's Latin America renewable energy platform for AI infrastructure.
METLEN has signed an agreement with Copec Flux S.p.A. for the sale of the Tamarico II hybrid project in Chile's Atacama Region, comprising a 165 MW solar PV plant and a 725 MWh BESS (extendable to 925 MWh). The transaction is part of METLEN's Asset Rotation model and further strengthens the companies' three-year partnership in Chilean renewable energy.
CVC DIF has completed the acquisition of the Gabriela project, a 272 MW solar PV and 1,100 MWh BESS hybrid energy project in Northern Chile from Grenergy. The transaction, first announced in September 2025, closed upon the project reaching its Commercial Operation Date. The project is backed by a 15-year, USD-denominated, inflation-indexed hybrid PPA.
Equinor has acquired the 230 MW Esquina do Vento ready-to-build onshore wind complex in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil from Vestas, through its subsidiary Rio Energy. The 51-turbine project is expected to generate approximately 1 TWh annually and deliver double-digit returns. The acquisition expands Equinor's integrated power portfolio in Brazil alongside its existing 363 MW Serra da Babilônia hybrid complex in Bahia.
Climate Fund Managers and Erco Energía have signed an agreement to sell 100% of the Pétalo del Norte de Santander I solar plant in Colombia to Organización Terpel S.A., subject to regulatory approval. The 26.4 MWp solar PV facility in La Esperanza, Norte de Santander, has been operational since August 2025 and generates over 45 GWh of clean energy annually. The transaction marks Climate Fund Managers' first exit in Latin America.
Data as of 2 October 2026. The overview covers the transactions currently listed in the Renewables.digital database; each deal links to its original public source.