Expansion San Pedro Wind Farm - Chile

Overview

The Expansion San Pedro Wind Farm project, located in Chiloé Island, Chile, is dedicated to generating renewable energy and supplying it to the national grid. With 13 wind turbines and a total capacity of 65 MW, this project significantly contributes to sustainable development by utilizing the region's wind resources and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It is estimated to replace approximately 119,235 tonnes of CO2e per year and produce 199,057 GWh of clean electricity annually.

Beyond its environmental impact, the project creates employment opportunities during the construction and operational phases, benefitting the local community. It also contributes to the economic well-being of the region by increasing economic activity and improving the local economy. Furthermore, the Expansion San Pedro Wind Farm project helps in the development of non-conventional renewable energies in Chile, promoting the technology transfer process and enhancing the country's sustainable image.

Why did we choose this project?

  1. Renewable Power Generation: The Expansion San Pedro Wind Farm project boasts an impressive 65 MW capacity, capable of generating a significant 199,057 GWh/year of clean electricity. By harnessing the power of wind, this project contributes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and provides a sustainable source of energy.

  2. Significant Carbon Reduction: With its remarkable capacity, the project plays a vital role in mitigating climate change. It helps to avoid approximately 119,235 tonnes of CO2e emissions annually, displacing the need for electricity generation from fuel-based power plants. By investing in this project, you actively contribute to a greener future and combat climate change.

  3. Local Job Creation and Economic Growth: The project's development and operation bring tangible benefits to the local community. During the construction phase, it creates around 80 direct jobs, fostering economic growth and supporting the livelihoods of the region. Additionally, ongoing operation and maintenance require seven direct jobs, further contributing to the sustainable development of the area.

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