EDP Renewables to develop hybrid project in Chile
With an installed capacity of more than 323 MW, the company plans to build one of the first hybrid projects in the country that will include three technologies: solar, wind and storage.
Companies from 5 countries are interested in Chilean green hydrogen
Corfo's Green Hydrogen Committee has received nine declarations of interest for the installation of electrolyser factories in our country.
Pacific Hydro invests US$260 million in its first solar park in Chile
The project developed by the Chinese-owned company will be located in the middle of the Atacama Desert and is expected to supply electricity equivalent to that of 500,000 homes per year.
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Germany’s Volkswagen chooses Chile to launch its first electric car
Alexander Seitz, Executive Chairman of VW South America, gave details of the manufacturer’s plans in our country.
ENGIE will invest US$1.8 billion in Chile
Catherine MacGregor, the firm’s global CEO, and Rosaline Corinthien, CEO of the Chilean division, point out the strategic nature of Chile’s energy transition and highlight the growth of gree...
Electricity Coordinator promotes tender worth more than US$414 million
The international call for tenders involves 15 new works, including a first energy storage system.
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Huawei enters the energy storage business in Chile
The Chinese firm is focusing on digital energy technology deployment in the field of solar parks and, eventually, linked to data centers.
South America’s first hydrogen-cell car makes its debut
The Government of Chile and Toyota have presented the first hydrogen-powered car approved for circulation in the country, with the aim of promoting vehicles that use clean energy in the mark...
Chile presents investment opportunities in high-value sectors
Global services and technology, fintech, circular economy, green hydrogen, and tourism are among the economic sectors that the South American country wants to promote.
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Chile is the most attractive country for investment in renewables
Once again, Chile has placed first in Bloomberg's Climatescope ranking, demonstrating its regional leadership in the field of energy.