The EDF Group has been present in Chile since 2014. Currently, the EDF Group in Chile has projects in operation and under development in various areas, from renewable energy generation to the electrification of isolated areas, always with the same focus: to promote a new energy model with vision and carbon neutral through innovative solutions and projects that accelerate the energy transition in Chile and generate shared value and fair development in the territories.
Our raison d'être
is to build a net zero energy future with electricity and innovative solutions and services, to help save the planet and drive wellbeing and economic development.
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More than 100employees
In Chile
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2.36TWh
generated in 2024
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770.5MW
Installed renewable capacity
We are committed to implementing an energy model to address the climate crisis and diversify the energy matrix in Chile. From EDF Chile we are committed to a fair, innovative and carbon neutral energy future.
Timeline
2025 – Integration of the two subsidiaries EDF Chile and EDF Renewables Chile with the aim of leveraging synergies between them, thereby supporting our goal of building a carbon-neutral energy future.
2024 - Launch of CEME 1, the largest solar plant in Chile with a capacity of 480 MW and 860,000 high-tech solar panels, located in Antofagasta, owned by Generadora Metropolitana, an EDF company in Chile, and AME.
2022 – The Cabo Leones I wind farm expanded its installed capacity from 115.5 MW to 175.5 MW.
2021 – EDF in Chile and AME close the financing of CEME 1, Chile's largest solar plant with a capacity of 480 MW.
2018 – Commissioning of Santiago Solar, a 115 MW solar plant owned by EDF Group in Chile and AME.
2018 – The EDF Group in Chile, through its subsidiary Generadora Metropolitana, acquires a portfolio of 750 MW of thermal generation assets from AES Gener.
2015 – The EDF Group in Chile and its partner AME get awarded a PPA on the public tender conducted by the National Energy Commision.
2013 – The EDF Group in Chile starts its development activities with its partner AME to accompany Chile in its transition towards carbon neutrality in 2050.
