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Yinson and Verano to develop 800 MW solar projects in Latin America

Yinson Holdings Berhad, through its wholly owned subsidiary Yinson Renewables Pte Ltd, is collaborating with Verano Capital Holdings SpA for developing renewable energy projects in Latin America. The initial pipeline will consist of 800 MW of utility scale solar projects spread across Chile, Colombia, and Peru.

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EDP Renewables acquires 628 MW of renewable energy assets in Chile

EDP Renewables has announced the acquisition of 628 MW of wind and solar assets under two separate deals with Atacama Energy and Lader Energy in Chile. The acquired capacity comprises a 77 MW wind farm which has a 20-year power purchase agreement and set for operation in 2023 and 551 MW of solar and wind farms, which are currently under development.

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Anglo American secures 100 per cent renewables across South American operations

Global mining company, Anglo American has already secured renewable energy to meet all its power requirements for its iron ore and nickel operations in Brazil from 2022, and for its copper operations in Chile from 2021. The company has now signed an agreement with Engie Energía Perú to provide 100 per cent renewable energy for the Quellaveco copper operation in Peru that is expected to begin production in 2022.

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Statkraft to build its first wind farms in the world’s southernmost country Chile

Statkraft is planning to develop a 102 MW Torsa wind power project in Chile. The project is located in the O’Higgins region, 124 km south of the city of Santiago. The project construction is expected to begin in the second semester of 2021. The three projects are Cardonal, Manantiales, and Los Cerillos, which are expected to be finished in October, November and December of 2022, respectively.

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Latin America’s 2020 Climate Leaders and Laggards

2020 was a turbulent year in Latin America. Few countries in the region were not touched by massive protests, political upheavals, economic woes or catastrophic storms—with the COVID-19 pandemic on top of it all. Despite this, some leaders in the region have continued to make much-needed advances to curb climate change, particularly, Chile, Colombia and Costa Rica.

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