OHL wins EPC contract for a project valued at EUR70 million (US$77 million) in Chile. The contract includes the construction of the photovoltaic plant La Huella which will have an installed power of 89 megawatts (MW) and will serve the region of Coquimbo, in the north of the country.
The contract was awarded by Clean Capital Energy, a photovoltaic investment company based in Austria.
The contract covers engineering, construction, commissioning and subsequent operation and maintenance. In addition, work related to the electrical interconnection of the plant with the Transmission Grid and Chile's National Electric System will be addressed and the long-term operation and maintenance of the plant will be carried out.
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September 04, 2019
First turbine completed for 10 MW Vientos Patagónicos wind project
The installation of the first of three turbines for 10 MW Vientos Patagonicos onshore wind farm located southernmost region has been finished. The assembly of the 2nd and 3rd wind turbine will be fina...
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September 04, 2019
Atlas signed a PPA deal with Engie for 230 MW Sol del Desierto solar PV project in Chile
Atlas Renewable Energy signed a long-term contract for the sale of solar energy with Engie Energía Chile, adding a new plant to take part of the country’s clean energy transition. The PP...
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September 02, 2019
Enel Green Power starts construction of 382 MW Chile’s largest solar plant
Enel, through its renewable subsidiary Enel Green Power Chile, began the construction of its new solar photovoltaic (PV) plant, Campos del Sol in Chile. With approximately 382 MW of installed capacity...
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August 29, 2019
Sonnedix begins construction at 171 MW Atacama Solar PV plant in Chile
Sonnedix, a global solar independent power producer, has announced the start of the construction of Sonnedix Atacama Solar, a 171 MWp solar PV plant located in the Pica district in the Atacama Desert...
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August 02, 2019
Enel plants to power AngloAmerican’s full renewable switch in Chile
Enel, through its Chilean subsidiary Enel Generación Chile, and global mining company AngloAmerican signed an agreement whereby Enel’s Chilean subsidiary will supply up to 3 TWh of renewa...
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