The ranking, which considers 123 indicators and compiles data about 108 emerging countries, also highlighted the solidity of Chile’s energy policies and its ambitious goal of generating 70% of its power from clean energies by 2030.

US-based Microsoft has announced that it will be implementing a Transforma Chile #ReactivaciónDigital (Transform Chile #Digital Reactivation) program to accelerate the country’s growth and the transformation of business. The program will imply the installation of a region of data centers, a training plan for over 180,000 Chileans and the establishment of an advisory council of local leaders to create inclusive opportunities for success in the...

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Less than a decade ago, energy companies scoffed at Chile’s willingness to develop its renewable energy sector, dismissing it as too expensive, even though the Andean country enjoys one of the best sunny conditions in the world.

Sacyr has begun operations in the Chilean water industry through four companies it acquired in February. According to Sacyr, they represent a portfolio of contracts worth 500 million euros.

Between January and May, the inflow reached US$7,696 million.

Solarcentury has been awarded the right to develop a total of 1.04 gigawatt-peak (GWp) in a tender of land for renewable energy held by Chile’s Ministry of State Properties. Solarcentury has a global pipeline of 6 GWp and is currently building 644 MWp of projects in Europe.

Starting from July 9 and at least until July 14, entry into Italy from one of the following countries is absolutely not allowed: Armenia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Chile, Kuwait, North Macedonia, Moldova, Oman, Panama, Peru, Dominican Republic. Individuals who have travelled or stayed in one of these countries in the 14 days preceding the intended entry date in Italy are banned from entering the country.

The initiative, developed in alliance with Sistema B Chile, seeks to help companies increase their contribution to the country’s sustainable development.

What is the e-RMB? Put simply, it is the digital version of the Chinese currency, which is valid nationally and equivalent to the fiduciary currency. Proposed by the People’s Bank of China, it is a substitute for banknotes and is currently undergoing internal and closed pilot testing in some Chinese cities in order to optimize and improve its applicability.