Mainstream Renewable Power has been awarded environment approval from Chile's Environmental Evaluation Service (SEA) of the Environmental Impact Evaluation for its planned 153 MW Puelche Sur wind project located in Los Lagos region.
The facility will consist of 51 wind turbines installed on over 3,000 ha of land area enough to generate power for the consumption of about 180,000 homes annually. It will be connected to the National Electric System (SEN) through an elevating substation and an electric transmission line of approximately 10 km.
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April 03, 2019
Sonnedix seeks planning permit for 175 MW Meseta de Los Andes solar project
Chilean environmental evaluation service SEA has received the environmental impact assessment (EIA) from Sonnedix Chile Holding SpA as the company seeks development permit for its 175.54 MWp...
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March 26, 2019
Building Energy commenced operation of 8.2 MW Queule solar project in Chile
Building Energy has completed the started the commercial operation of its Queule solar photovoltaic project located in the municipality of Las Cabras, in the region of O'Higgins, Chile. ...
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March 11, 2019
Chile's local Environmental Assessment Commission grants permit to three solar PV projects
Environmental Assessment Commission of Antofagasta has granted approval for the development of three solar energy farms in the Chilean region. Usya (64 MW), Verano de San Juan I (9 MW), and Pampa Tig...
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March 06, 2019
Sempra Energy to commence formal process to sell businesses in Peru and Chile
Sempra Energy has launched a formal process in March for the previously announced sale of its equity interests in its South American businesses, including its 83.6% stake in Luz de...
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February 26, 2019
Solarpack secures financing for 123 MW solar project in Chile
Spain’s Getxo headquartered Solarpack Corporación Tecnológica, S.A. has secured US$91 million loan financing from KfW IPEX-Bank GmbH for the development of Granja Solar p...
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