Chile:
SunPower Wins Contract To Supply Energy To Colbún
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Chilean firm Carey has helped US solar energy developer SunPower
and its parent company Total win a contract to supply energy to
Chile's second largest power generator, Colbún.
The value of the power purchase agreement was kept confidential.
The agreement has a 15-year term and will see SunPower and Total
supply 500 gigawatt hours of solar energy per year, from a
to-be-constructed 164-megawatt solar power plant.
Thirteen companies participated in the bidding process.
Colbún hired Barros & Errázuriz Abogados for the
launch of the bidding process, which closed on 20 May.
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