BNamericas has published an article about Chile’s energy storage and electromobility bill. “Energy storage has become a key issue in Chile as the country expands its fleet of solar and wind plants and demand for cost-effective and clean solutions that help mitigate their intermittency grows,” the author says.
The article mentions an analysis from AMI’s most recent whitepaper: The Road to Net Zero in Latin America, which has a section on Chile’s energy market. Here is a brief excerpt:
US research company Americas Market Intelligence said in a report on net zero opportunities in Latin America: “The current regulation does not allow storage projects to sell energy back to the grid, limiting the use of the stored energy for self-consumption only. Not only does the lack of regulation make battery projects uneconomical, but it also causes uncertainty.
Read more: Snapshot: Key pillars of Chile’s energy storage and electromobility bill.
