Chile covers 20.7% of October electricity demand with solar
1 December 2023
Chile covered 20.7% of its electricity demand in October with solar power. The nation has 9.18 GW of cumulative installed PV capacity, accounting for 26% of its total power generation capacity.
Chile's cumulative installed PV capacity hit 9,187 MW by the end of October, accounting for 26% of the country's total power capacity, which stands at 35,318 MW.
According to Acera, the renewable energy association of Chile, renewables account for 43.5% to the nation's total generating capacity.
In October, PV covered 20.7% of national electricity generation, ranking second after hydropower at 25.7%.
The country hit a peak of 75.1% of hourly participation for renewables on March 19, 2023.
Rooftop PV installations under the nation's net-billing regime have reached 19,730 projects, surpassing 202.7 MW.
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