Enel begins operations at Chile's first hybrid renewable power plant
It is known as the Azabache solar power project (60.9 MW) which, thanks to its location on the same site, operates in conjunction with the Valle de los Vientos wind power park (90 MW) to gen...
EIG chooses Chile for a new renewable energy platform
The firm has announced the creation of Grupo Cerro, which includes Latin America’s largest solar power plant and 11 other hydroelectric power plants bought from ANPAC Energy.
Enel Green Power begins construction of five solar parks in Chile
Enel Green Power, alongside the company IM2 Energía Solar, is constructing eleven solar parks. Once they are all operational, they will be able to power more than 72,000 homes a year, to the...
Pacific Hydro: 20 years in Chile
The Chinese-owned company, with 100% renewable assets, expects to invest a total of US$590 million over the coming years and intends to triple its installed capacity to 1,400 MW by 2026.
Windin’ Capital acquire three wind farms in Chile
The equity fund focused on the renewable energy sector, will develop and operate the wind farms of La Flor, Vergara, and Cancura, which will have a combined installed capacity of 103.8 MW.
The five challenges of green hydrogen development in Chile
Chile's future involves achieving energy independence and even exporting its surplus. Hydrogen production is a promising path. Foreign investment in clean energy such as solar or wind will b...
What will the first Chilean green hydrogen-powered train be like?
The project is in the engineering stage and testing will get underway in 18 months. The operational fleet of hydrogen-powered trains is expected to scale over the following 10 years. Chile i...
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Chile to attract US$1 billion in Green Hydrogen investments
Foreign investment has been key to developing green hydrogen in Chile. Initiatives promoted by Enel Green Power, Linde, ENGIE, Air Liquide, GNL Quintero and CAP have been chosen for co-finan...
Enel Chile to invest US$1.7 billion in renewable projects
The Italian-owned company has unveiled its 2024 investment plans, which for the first time include developing initiatives using electricity storage batteries.
Two consortia bid for the longest electricity line in Chile
The referential investment amount is US$1.5 billion and will be key to strengthening the development of renewable energy in the country.