Energy & Commodities

Green Envy: What Argentina Is Learning from Chile’s Renewable Energy Boom

Argentina is taking steps to catch up to South America's renewable energy leader.

The Amazon's Greatest Generation? A Forgotten History of World War II

Brazil's rubber "soldiers" paved the way for the region's transformation.

Mexico’s Energy Opening Looks Like a Success. Will It Last?

With presidential elections around the corner, investor enthusiasm is no guarantee for Mexico’s new energy future.

Brazil's Farmers Are Ready for a Boom. Will the Government Let It Happen?

As other industries falter, agribusiness could be the key to Brazil's recovery.

Chile's Unlikely Energy Success Story

One word explains the remarkable turnaround in Chile's energy outlook: competition.

Petrobras and Similar Oil Companies Are Struggling. Now What?

Latin American governments are warming to foreign investment in oil and gas, but the shift may not last.

Deploy U.S. Energy Resources for Regional Growth

Latin America stands to benefit from importing U.S. natural gas.

Uruguay Oil Investment Bucks Global Pullback

Even in a distressed oil market, Uruguay is attracting major investments, with Tullow Oil telling AQ it plans to make a 'major seismic acquisition in 2017.'

This Week in Latin America: Obama in Havana, Venezuela in Crisis

Human rights issues shade Obama's visits to Cuba and Argentina. Plus: Colombia faces peace deadline; Venezuela goes on a long holiday; and more.

Russia Is Beating China to Venezuela's Oil Fields

The profits, politics and luck behind Russia's growing footprint.