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The Canadian company already owned 55% of the shares, now the acquisition from IFU, on behalf of the Danish Climate Investment Fund (DCIF), of the remaining 45% is announced.
IFU, on behalf of the Danish Climate Investment Fund (DCIF), has announced the sale to the Canadian company Innergex, its local partner, of all its shares in the 34 MW Pampa Elvira solar thermal project, in northern Chile. , one of the largest plants of its kind in the world.
In a statement, the Investment Fund for Developing Countries (IFU), a Danish investor, has reported that the operation for the 45% of the shares it still held in the project has been completed for 5.5 million dollars.
Pampa Elvira Solar is described as supplying solar heat to the Gabriela Mistral copper mine, in the Antofagasta region and operated by the Chilean National Copper Corporation (Codelco).
The plant, which uses solar heat, allowed the mine to reduce fossil fuel consumption by up to 85%, equivalent to 15,000 tons of CO2 annually, it is claimed. |
