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Denmark's Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners just broke ground on a 300MW battery system in northern Chile that will store enough solar power to light up thousands of homes. The project tackles a problem that's been haunting Chile's booming solar industry: too much sunshine going to waste.
Over 4,600 families in two Chilean cities are now cooking and heating with a pioneering blend of green hydrogen and natural gas, cutting carbon emissions without changing their appliances or bills. This first-of-its-kind project in South America is proving clean energy can seamlessly fit into everyday life.
Thousands of Chilean families are now cooking and showering with a groundbreaking fuel blend that cuts carbon emissions without changing their bills or appliances. It's the first project of its kind in South America.
Chile is growing the biggest solar and battery storage facility in Latin America, strengthening the region's clean energy future. The expansion by AES Chile comes as neighboring countries accelerate their shift to renewable power. --- ##
Chile just locked in major funding for a groundbreaking solar and battery project that will help the nation ditch coal power for good. The Central Oasis portfolio combines massive solar generation with storage that keeps the lights on even when the sun isn't shining.
Chile just locked in funding for a groundbreaking solar and battery storage project that will help the country ditch coal power for good. The Central Oasis portfolio combines solar panels with massive batteries to deliver clean energy even when the sun isn't shining.
Southern Chile just greenlighted a major wind project that will power thousands of homes while keeping the grid stable. The Fénix Wind Farm combines cutting-edge turbines with battery technology to deliver clean energy exactly when it's needed.
Chile generated 77% of its electricity from renewable sources in December 2024, leading a global shift where renewables outpaced coal for the first time ever. The South American nation is proving that clean energy transitions can happen faster than expected.
Chile is recalibrating its clean energy timeline after learning tough lessons, pushing major green hydrogen targets from 2025 to 2035 while doubling down on its commitment to lead the renewable revolution. The South American nation's updated strategy shows how countries can adapt ambitious climate goals to economic reality without losing sight of the bigger prize.
A groundbreaking project in Chile is turning industrial emissions into sustainable fuel using green hydrogen and captured carbon dioxide. The initiative could establish South America's first commercial-scale facility converting renewable energy into clean transportation fuel.
Chile is building a massive battery storage system in the Atacama Desert to capture renewable energy that currently goes to waste. The project could power homes for six hours using stored solar and wind energy.
Chile is building 45 new power transmission projects worth $700 million to strengthen its renewable energy grid from the northern desert to southern islands. The ambitious plan will help the country handle more solar and wind power while keeping electricity reliable and affordable for everyone.
Chile just locked in $325 million to build one of its largest battery storage systems and expand solar power, a massive leap for a country already generating over 60% of its electricity from renewables. The project will stabilize the grid and help Chile avoid wasting the abundant clean energy it's producing.