Grenergy, the global IPP, has strengthened its position with a 15-year hybrid PPA to provide 8 TWh of green energy. The energy supply is scheduled to start in Q2 2026, aligning with the Oasis de Atacama project’s operational start in 2025. Oasis de Atacama, recognized as the world’s largest storage project, boasts a 4.1 GWh of storage capacity and close to 1 GW of solar power, with the energy sourced from the fourth phase featuring a 260 MW solar generation capacity and up to 1.1 GWh of storage.
Grenergy secures 15-Year hybrid PPA for 8 TWh green energy supply
Grenergy commits up to $1.4 billion in this initiative, strengthening its global PPA reach, now exceeding €2.7 billion. (Image Credit Pexels).
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