The Los Condores hydroelectric plant, a 153 MW facility developed by Enel Chile, is a significant milestone in Chile’s renewable energy transition. The plant generates electricity by diverting water from a river or lake without altering the natural flow. This design reduces environmental disruption compared to large reservoir-based dams. It plays a crucial role in […]
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With South America planning to increase solar photovoltaic capacity by 160 GW, Chile is poised to take a leading role in the renewable energy sector. In the region, there are initiatives for diversification, increasing energy demand, and positive system economics. The rise in solar PV installations will enable Chile to represent 78% of new setups.
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Chile aims to become a global leader in green hydrogen development through leveraging abundant renewable energy resources, supportive government policies, and strategic geographic locations. Green hydrogen is produced through the electrolysis of water using renewable energy. Chile has plenty of natural resources ideal for solar and wind energy production.. This is in areas like the
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Exxon Mobil and SLB are prepared to engage with Chilean authorities to explore possible lithium investment opportunities. This signifies a strategic transition by conventional energy firms towards renewable energy sources. Lithium is an essential mineral for electric vehicle batteries, aiding the worldwide shift to sustainable energy. Exxon Mobil is contemplating the adoption of direct lithium
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Engie Chile hired CRJ Renewables, a Portugal-based renewable energy company, to construct a 165 MW wind farm to transition to a more sustainable energy matrix. The collaboration highlights the global effort to expand clean energy infrastructure in regions with high renewable energy potential. Engie and CJR Renewables are developing the Pemuco wind farm to drive
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Chile has plenty of renewable energy sources from the Patagonia and Atacama Desert. Its energy sector is undergoing a transformation with a rapid shift toward renewable energy sources. This is by increasing reliance on solar and wind power. The transition presents significant grid stability challenges, which makes grid resilience a priority. Grid resilience ensures a
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Anglo American signed a $5 billion agreement with Chile’s Codelco to develop copper mining operations jointly. This collaboration aims to increase production by 120,000 metric tons a year for 21 years without the need for extra investment. It also aims to enhance copper output while keeping costs in check and leverage the region’s vast mineral
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South America is experiencing a shift in its energy sector driven by advancements in power technology and growing demand for clean energy. The combination of abundant renewable energy resources with innovative energy policies is speeding up the adoption of solar, wind, smart grids, battery storage, and green hydrogen. Key power technology trends in South America
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Verano Energy recently signed a 15-year power purchase deal for its 83 MW Domeyko solar plant. The project will include a 660 MWh battery storage system in Chile. This invention has the potential to establish Chile as a leader in renewable energy adoption in South America. The project combines solar photovoltaic technology and energy storage
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Brazil has been at the forefront of renewable energy in South America, emphasizing hydroelectric power along with wind and solar energy. Recently, Darby International Capital launched a 112.5 MW Kairos wind farm in Icapui, Brazil. This marks an important advancement in the renewable energy industry in South America. This advancement includes 25 wind turbines capable
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