- Opdenergy signs a 12 year PPA for 108 MW Alcones PV plant in Chile.
- PPA will supply 140 GWh/year to an Investment Grade International Utility.
- Including Alcones, its chilean PV installed portfolio will be 300 MW.
- The plant is expected to generate power equivalent to 86,000 households.
- Alcones can avoid emission of 62,000 tonnes of CO2 per year.
Opdenergy’s signs a 12 year Chilean solar deal
Opdenergy will provide a total of 1.68 TWh of electricity from this plant over a 12-year period. Illustration by Opdenergy.
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