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From: Eric	12/28/2023 7:36:47 AM
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Chile approves plan to allocate public land for energy storage projects A new initiative by the Chilean Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of National Assets is expected to cover storage projects with an aggregate capacity of 13 GWh, distributed mainly in the regions from Arica y Parinacota to Atacama. December 28, 2023 Luis Ini Utility Scale Storage Central & South America Chile Energy storage system at the Salvador PV park in the Atacama region commune of Diego de Almagro Image: Innergex Share From pv magazine LatAm The Chilean government has approved a resolution to allocate public land for energy storage projects that will start operations in 2026. The Promotion Plan for the Development of Storage Systems is expected to assign public land for projects with a total aggregate capacity of 13 GWh, distributed mainly in the country's four northernmost regions: Arica y Parinacota, Tarapacá, Antofagasta and Atacama. The plan was initially outlined in the “Study of Energy Storage in the National Electrical System,” presented earlier this year by the National Electrical Coordinator. It noted that “the optimal storage levels should be located mainly in the northern area of the SEN [National Electricity System], with capacities between 1,000 MW and 4,000 MW and with a duration of six to eight hours, in the period 2026-30.” The National Electrical Coordinator noted that there is also an estimated initial investment of around $3.16 billion by 2026 “for a capacity of 2,000 MW or 13.2 GWh.” pv-magazine.com

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