Distributed Power Partners gets approval for Chilean solar parks
Date
October 23, 2015
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Distributed Power Partners has received environmental approval to develop two photovoltaic (PV) plants of 9 MW each in the Atacama region, Chile.
The total investment is estimated at US$36 million, which represents a total investment of US$18 million for each plant. Located near the city of Copiapo, the two projects that have got approval are the following:
- 9 MW Valle Solar East
- 9 MW Valle Solar West
According to the environmental licenses, the two plant will operate as part of the existing distribution network.
Distributed Power Partners is a Canadian international distributed power development company. The firm is committed to building, owning and operating distributed solar power projects globally.
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