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Renewable energy: the sun continues to shine for Chile
In recent years, Chile’s energy matrix has evolved notably, increasing its diversification and reducing its dependence on fossil fuels to make way for the so-called green energies, particula...
Acciona chooses Chile as its business platform for regional expansion
According to the company’s senior executive in Chile, there are high expectations of the government as regards new development of public works.
Chile’s new Non-Conventional Renewable Energy goal
Although Chile is the international poster child of investment in photovoltaic solar energy, solar panels are still not widely used in buildings, houses and public places. The government and...
Chinese companies continue to show interest in Chilean agribusiness
The food industry has positioned itself as one of the sectors of the Chilean economy that most interests Chinese investors.
10 Facts about Chile's growing technology hub
There is a reason why so many countries are modeling their entrepreneurial ecosystems after Chile’s. With serious investments in tech and innovation, the Chilean government has spurred some ...
R&D: The Achievements of Chile’s Centers of International Excellence
Almost ten years after the first call for bids, the research carried out at Chile’s Centers of International Excellence, which bring together companies and academia, is beginning to show its...
Lithium glut? No way, say industry executives eyeing demand
Forecasts for a glut in lithium, a major ingredient in rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles, fail to account for strong demand and how complicated it is to process and mine, industry...
Ranking US News: Chile is in the Top 20 of countries to invest in 2018
The magazine interviewed 6,000+ entrepreneurs and senior executives to assess the condition of 80 countries, including other attributes relevant to executives and foreign investors.
Fraser Survey: Latin American countries increase mining attractiveness
Chile, Mexico and Peru rose in the Fraser Institute ranking, which measures the attractiveness of different jurisdictions for investment in the mining sector.
Office rentals in Santiago cheaper than in Buenos Aires or Sao Paulo
According to a study by the Newmark Knight Frank consultancy company, office rentals in Santiago average US$24.32 per square meter.
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