Mining, Lithium, Energy and Data Centers

DESALINATION

Desalination in Chile: there is a new law, and the risk has moved

Law 21,813, a maritime concession granted by the Ministry of Defence, and brine with no standard. Why the risk moved from approval to annulment.

MARITIME CONCESSIONBRINEWATERSEIA

LITHIUM

Not concessible, three routes of access and no CEOL producing. What defines Chilean supply today and where there is room to enter.

CEOLSALT FLATSNON-CONCESSIBLECONSULTATION

DATA CENTERS

They have no entry typology of their own into the SEIA: they enter through the line, the generation, the water or the fuel.

SEIAWATERSTATE LANDPOWER

MINING

A US$104.549 billion pipeline that is 81% replacement, falling output, record copper prices and the real state of lithium.

COPPERLITHIUMCRITICAL MINERALSHSEC

RENEWABLE ENERGY

53% of the fleet is non-conventional renewable and curtailment is at a record. Storage, transmission, auctions and prices.

SOLARWINDSTORAGEGTM

GREEN HYDROGEN

One approved permit, zero projects at FID, zero under construction. What was announced, what was cancelled and where the window is open.

GH2ELECTROLYSISEXPORTREGULATION

The industry landscape says what is there. The guide says how you enter, and the articles answer specific questions.

How to enter natural resources in Chile and LatamThe framework guide: regime, the two permitting tracks, Law 21,770 and the mistakes that cost the most.
InsightsPermitting, lithium, solar energy and mining due diligence, with current figures.
Peru: permitting and riskMining framework, Senace timelines and social conflict.
Argentina: the RIGIThe large-investment regime and what it actually guarantees.
Panama: the mining moratoriumCobre Panamá, the ruling and the state of the arbitration.

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