The Global Legal Insights provides Energy 2021 of Brazil covers subject including:

Improving Climate Resilience in Public Private Partnerships in Jamaica - Report examines Jamaica’s PPP policy framework, practices and projects as well as emerging practices at the intersection of PPPs and climate change to understand what could be done. Includes an Action Plan with short, medium- and long-term steps Jamaica could take to better include climate resiliency aims in their planning process.

It is an interactive and collaborative space for sharing tools, studies and methodologies. The development of the platform was coordinated by the Brazilian Ministry of Environment.

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Physical infrastructure at ports and port activities may be highly vulnerable to changes in climate. For instance, the risks could manifest through changes in the level or patterns of shipping, increased flooding affecting movements within ports and causing damage to goods stored, reduced navigability of access channels and business interruption. Some ports will also see opportunities as a result of climate change. A port’s reputation for reliability is key to its success, so ports that are more resilient to disruption from climate events should fare better.

The homepage for Climate Change sector of the IDB official website.

Bidding documents related to a concession for the development of wind projects (Bases the licitación para la concesión de terrenos fiscales para desarollo de proyectos eólicos ), September 2012 (Spanish) Contains terms of the concession.

Argentina has been holding public auctions to buy RE under a program called “RenovAR”. The program applies for wind energy, solar energy,biomass and small hydroelectric plants and biogas. It includes a “green trust fund” to provide security and confidence to investors. Cammesa(Compañía Administradora del Mercado Mayorista Eléctrico) has published the relevant laws, and bidding documents (including draft PPAs) on itswebsite.

Official website of Chile Ministry of Energy.

Public Solar Roofs Program, which involves the installation of photovoltaic solar systems on roofs of public buildings. (El Programa Techos Solares Públicos (PTSP) está orientado a instalar sistemas fotovoltaicos en los techos de los edificios públicos)

The document includes a legal and economic analysis for the development of hydro power plants projects up to 20 MW in Peru. These are the main points of the report: