After years of delay, Brazil has set the rules that let large batteries plug into its power system, and scheduled the first auction to buy that storage

Petrobras said it would apply a discount of R$0.3515 ($0.07) per litre to its sale price of road diesel from June 1, under the economic subsidy

Petrobras issued a statement on Monday urging the immediate homologation of the 2026 Capacity Reserve Auction, the mechanism

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative determined on Tuesday that a range of Brazilian acts, policies and practices are "unreasonable"

A vehicle of China's flagship overseas-investment fund is buying into one of Brazil's larger clean-power producers — a small but telling sign of Beijing's

Brazil's largest builder of affordable housing is stepping up output, an early operating signal that follows a quarter in which its losses narrowed sharply

Investment in Mexico's struggling electricity sector is roaring back to life. A series of deals in power plants, renewables and grid upgrades signed

AD Ports Group, the ports-and-logistics company controlled by Abu Dhabi, has agreed to acquire control of Corredor Logística e Infraestrutura

After years of delay, Brazil has set the rules that let large batteries plug into its power system, and scheduled the first auction to buy that storage

Brazil's oil production keeps setting records, and April marked the third month in a row. The latest figures show an industry still accelerating

Brazil's economy rebounded at the start of the year on the back of resilient household spending, a strength that paradoxically complicates

Brazil's state-controlled oil company has cut the price of diesel it sells to distributors by nearly a tenth, a move that could ease freight costs

One of Brazil's last big state water companies has changed hands, and the contest ended the way the country's biggest sanitation privatization

Two potential game-changing developments for Brazil’s energy storage sector were announced this week by its regulator and its energy ministry.

One of Brazil's biggest energy groups is shedding a foreign operation it built less than a decade ago, a sign of how hard debt and a punishing

A corporate saga that began with the fall of Odebrecht is reaching its conclusion, handing Brazil's state oil company real say over the country

After two decades of blackouts under a state monopoly, Venezuela is moving to invite private money back into a power grid that has become one