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EnfraGen LLC, a Latin America-focused renewables and grid business, said that it has acquired four run-of-river hydroelectric stations with a combined capacity of 13.6 MW in southern Chile.
The mini plants were sold by Invercap SA, a Chilean holding company with interests in mining and steel.
Financial details were not disclosed. EnfraGen said that the acquired assets are owned outside of its existing senior credit group, which was established following a refinancing in 2020.
In this transaction, EnfraGen took over the 6.8-MW La Arena, the 3.0-MW Tranquil, the 3.0-MW San Victor and the 0.8-MW Cuchildeo power stations. EnfraGen’s subsidiary Prime Energia SpA will operate the plants.