Engie Energia Chile

Chile’s renewable energy adoption has reduced emissions, attracted investment, and positioned the country as a global leader in energy transition.

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ENGIE’s shift to renewables, battery storage, and infrastructure upgrades aligns with the need for comprehensive energy solutions.

ENGIE Chile’s desalination plant will supply up to 6,000 liters of seawater per second to mining and industrial clients in Antofagasta.

ENGIE launched a new battery energy storage system (BESS Lile) with 142 MW capacity, enhancing Chile’s national grid flexibility.

ENGIE Chile launched BESS Libélula and BESS Los Loros, two storage projects in the Metropolitana and Atacama regions with a combined investment of US$283 million, adding 251 MW to the national grid.

ENGIE inaugurated the Totihue substation, its first transmission project in O’Higgins, with a US$40 million investment including a substation and a double-circuit transmission line.

Engie Energia Chile secures a **USD 400 million green loan** from Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) to fund renewable energy and battery storage projects in Chile. The financing supports the company’s expansion in clean energy infrastructure, aligning with Chile’s growing demand for sustainable power solutions. The loan covers both renewable generation and energy storage systems, reflecting a strategic push toward decarbonization.

Oct 2025Renewables NowNews article

ENGIE Chile introduces three new clean energy generation and storage parks in Chile. The initiative expands the company’s renewable energy portfolio, combining wind power with energy storage solutions. The project aligns with Chile’s growing focus on sustainable infrastructure.

Jul 2025Energy GlobalNews article

Engie launches construction of the **Libélula** solar-plus-storage facility in Chile, combining **199 MW of solar capacity** with **995 MWh of storage**. The project targets commercial operation ahead of September 2026, expanding Engie’s renewable energy footprint in Latin America.

May 2025pv magazine GlobalNews article

Engie Chile activates a **418 MWh battery storage system** at a repurposed diesel plant in the Antofagasta region. The project secures approval from the National Electric Coordinator (CEN) for grid integration. The facility replaces diesel-based energy infrastructure with renewable storage capacity.

Feb 2025Energy StorageNews article