Uruguay's renewable transition: from 2008 crisis to near-total clean power

Uruguay, a 3.5 million-person South American nation, has transformed its electricity grid since a 2008 energy crisis, now generating nearly all power from renewables, primarily wind and hydro. The piece highlights a successful policy shift but offers no new data or market-moving events; it is a retrospective analysis. The relevance lies in its potential as a model for other nations, though no immediate geopolitical or economic impact is indicated.