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WorldMarketStudy offers ‘GGE Chile To Invest $188 Million For Geothermal Power Plant, Chile’ Report

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WorldMarketStudy has announced that it will offer GlobalData’s report ‘Mergers & Acquisitions Deal Analysis – GGE Chile To Invest $188 Million For Geothermal Power Plant, Chile’ on its website.

As per the report, GGE Chile plans to make an investment of $187.7 million for constructing a geothermal power plant in Chile. GGE Chile SpA is a subsidiary of the international firm GeoGlobal Energy LLC. The geothermal power plant will be situated in the district of San Gregorio between the regions of La Araucania and Bio Bio.

This project’s goal is to make use of geothermal energy for generating electricity with an overall installation capacity of 70 MW. Investing in Chile’s geothermal power market has become attractive due to unexplored geothermal resources and the ever increasing demand for electricity.

Topics covered in this report include About GeoGlobal Energy; GGE Chile To Invest $188 Million For Geothermal Power Plant, Chile; Huge Unexplored Renewable Energy Sources Potential in Chile; Increasing Demand for Power in Chile; and About Alternative Energy eTrack.

Source:

http://www.geogloballlc.com/

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