Senvion has signed a conditional contract with GPG and Grupo Ibereólica Renovables for the supply of turbines with a total capacity of 204.7 MW for Cabo Leones II project, which is located in the Atacama region and is Senvion's largest project in Chile. The contract includes the supply of 89 Senvion 2.3M130 turbines and a long-term full scope service agreement for all turbines.
The installation of the turbines in the Huasco province in northern Chile will start in Q1 2020 and is planned to be completed before the end of 2020. With the launch of the 2.3M130 turbine, Senvion provides a tailored technology solution for low wind sites, being the newest turbine in the 2.XM platform it has been optimized to suit the project's wind conditions.
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July 27, 2018
Innergex and Energia Llaima completed acquisition of 140 MW Duqueco hydro complex
Innergex Renewable Energy and Energia Llaima have completed the acquisition of the 140 MW Duqueco hydro complex located on the Duqueco river to the east of Los Angeles city, Chile....
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July 24, 2018
Sonnedix acquires 138 MW solar PV project in Chile
Sonnedix has expanded its presence in Chile through the acquisition of the 138 MW Meseta de Los Andes project, located only 80 km from Santiago. The acquisition continues to build on Sonnedix&rsq...
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July 13, 2018
Red Eléctrica closed acquisition of Centinela Transmisión from Antofagasta
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July 12, 2018
Chilquinta Energía closed acquisition of entire stakes in Compañía Transmisora del Norte Grande from AES Gener unit
AES Gener, through its unit Eléctrica Angamos, has concluded the sale process of entire stakes of Compañía Transmisora del Norte Grande to Chilquinta Energía. The...
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July 11, 2018
Abengoa and Acciona have signed construction contracts for the project
Abengoa and Acciona have signed construction contracts for the project. Works are expected to commence this month
