Chile’s new technology-neutral tender seeks 2,835 GWh of backup electricity supply and explicitly allows standalone battery storage as well as hybrid renewables-plus-storage projects. ESS News reports that solar, wind and hydro can also compete, while coal and other high-emission fuels are not eligible. The structure matters because Chile is creating a route for storage-backed clean power to compete directly in firm supply procurement.
Source: ESS News. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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