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Latin America’s power sector is entering a decisive execution phase, in which the pace and location of growth are increasingly determined by grid readiness, flexibility solutions, and regulatory design rather than by resource availability alone. Between 2026 and 2035, the region is set to attract over $440 billion in power generation investment, ma...

The meter data management (MDM) market is emerging as a critical component of modern utility operations, driven by the rapid deployment of smart meters, increasing grid digitalization, and the growing need for accurate, real-time energy data. MDM solutions enable utilities to collect, validate, store, analyze, and manage vast volumes of meter data ...

Data center capex growth has accelerated dramatically in the past 2 years, reaching US$500 billion in 2025. Strong growth is set to continue, with investment set to reach US$1.5 trillion. North America has historically dominated investment and will continue to be a key regional market, but there is also accelerating demand from China, India, and Ea...

The global data centre industry is entering a new growth phase, driven by surging AI adoption, expanding cloud ecosystems, energy transition requirements, and the increasing digitisation of economies. The most significant growth opportunities are emerging at the intersection of computing capacity, energy infrastructure, cooling innovation, digital ...

Drawing on recent internal strategic imperative analyses of the data centre sector, the industry is entering a period of unprecedented growth, driven by the convergence of AI, energy constraints, and digital infrastructure expansion. Key growth opportunities are emerging as operators transition from traditional facility-focused models toward AI-rea...

Utilities are entering a phase of selective, use-case-driven investment in meter data management (MDM), where funding is tied to measurable operational and commercial outcomes rather than platform modernization alone. The most consistent priorities in which utilities are willing to invest include interval and complex billing/settlement, outage data...

Colocation refers to the provision of data center space, racks, power, and network resources for customers in the data center industry. Colocation commonly has two types: wholesale/hyperscale colocation services, which includes extensive data center spaces for customers with high power requirements; and retail colocation services, including small s...

Data center cooling systems are key components of data center architecture, which fulfill critical cooling requirements for electronic equipment. The global growth of the internet and mobile devices has created enormous volumes of data that require storage and processing. As a result, the construction of data centers of all sizes has reached a fren...

When hydrogen gained traction in the late 2010s, Latin America was identified as a region with high growth potential. The region already generates a high percentage of its electricity from renewable energy (mainly hydropower), it has significant solar PV and wind potential that could be exploited, and production costs are forecasted to be globally ...