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Goldbeck has built the two solar parks in Chile with bifacial modules. This increases solar power production to 43.5 gigawatt hours per year - a real advantage in sunny Zetralchile.
Sharp Energy Solutions Europe expands its PV business in Chile, along with multi-million US Dollar of JCM subsidies for PV panels.
The Hamburg-based solar and wind farm operator Blue Elephant Energy has recently contracted four more PV projects in Chile with a total capacity of 44 megawatts.
Clean Capital Energy (CCE) provides 30 PV kits to support sustainable energy generation in private households in the region of La Huella in Chile.
Sonnedix announced the start of construction of Sonnedix Meseta de los Andes, a 160 MW solar PV plant located in the commune of Calle Larga, in central Chile’s Valparaiso region.
Highview Enlasa, the joint venture between Highview Power and Energía Latina S.A. (Enlasa), is developing the first liquid air long-duration energy storage project in Chile.
SMA is supplying 46 Medium Voltage Power Station for the 220-megawatt Diego de Almagro Sur PV power plant in the Atacama Desert in Chile. The project will see South American power generation company Colbun SA expand its portfolio in the field of renewable energies.
NextEnergy Capital announces two further solar PV acquisitions in Portugal and Chile totalling 53.8 MW in its NextPower III ESG institutional solar fund.
A new report of SolarPower Europe reveals the huge solar investment opportunities and the huge solar potential in Latin America.
SunBrush mobil delivers its new cleaning device TrackFlex for PV tracking systems to a solar park in Chile.
Ingeteam supplies solar inverters and provides O&M services for a PV project of more than 100 MW in Chile.
Highview Power, expert in long duration energy storage solutions, has entered into a joint venture agreement with Energía Latina S.A.-Enlasa, one of the largest backup power generation provider in Chile, to co-develop giga-scale cryogenic energy storage projects in Chile and other Latin American markets.
Developed, built and operated by Spanish group Solarpack, the Granja PV plant is located in Chile's Atacama Desert and began feeding electricity into the country’s National Grid on March 2, 2020. Solar technology company LONGi, as the sole module supplier, provided 123 megawatts of its monocrystalline PERC modules for the project.
