Enap and international energy companies have come together to convert an existing port terminal in the Magallanes region in Chile into a green hydrogen logistics complex. Enap has teamed up with Total Eren Chile, HIF Chile, FreePower Group, Grupo EDF, RWE, and HNH Energy to undertake this project.
The primary focus of the agreement is Enap's Gregorio maritime terminal, which will serve as the epicenter for various green hydrogen production initiatives in the region.
The initial phase of the agreement will involve comprehensive feasibility studies to assess the logistical and operational requirements for the conversion and ongoing management of the complex. Key objectives include streamlining the importation of wind turbines and facilitating the exportation of hydrogen and its derivatives.
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July 24, 2023
EDP Renewables to build 323 MW wind-solar hybrid project in Chile
EDP Renewables has been granted a public tender by the Chilean Ministry of National Assets to develop renewable energy projects in the Taltal Wind Reserve, located in the Antofagasta region, Chil...
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July 03, 2023
PPA signed for 241 MW Solar project in Chile
Grenergy has secured a 12-year power purchase agreement (PPA) for its 241 MW Gran Teno solar project located in the province of Curicó, Chile.
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Sonnedix starts commercial operation of 160 MW Sonnedix Meseta de los Andes in Central Chile
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Blue Elephant Energy, oEnergy Capital complete acquisition of 120 MW solar PV portfolio in Chile
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May 29, 2023
863 MW Solar-wind project received Environmental approval in Chile
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