ACERA board candidates warn over lack of PPA contracts and see data centers as an opportunity for Chilean renewables
Ahead of the October 30 guild elections, candidates for ACERA's board warned about difficulties in securing PPA contracts and financing new renewable developments in Chile. Carlos Cabrera of Sphera Energy anticipated "a great die-off of projects." Alan Álvarez of AES proposed prioritizing the attraction of data centers, including those for artificial intelligence, and warned the country has a three-to-five-year window to capture that demand.
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- Candidates for ACERA's board, which renews seven seats on October 30, warned about difficulties in securing PPA contracts and financing.
- Carlos Cabrera of Sphera Energy anticipated "a great die-off of projects" despite improvements to open access rules.
- Alan Álvarez of AES proposed prioritizing data center attraction, with potential greater than green hydrogen, and warned of a three-to-five-year window.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Energía Estratégica. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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