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What is Invenergy doing in Uruguay?

Invenergy currently operates two renewable energy projects in Uruguay—La Jacinta Solar Farm (64 MW) and Campo Palomas Wind Farm (70 MW). In recent years, Invenergy has been expanding its presence in Latin America, helping to accelerate the growth of sustainable energy in the region.

How will ingener contribute to Uruguay's transmission grid?

“We are very excited to work with Invenergy on this project and contribute to Uruguay’s transmission grid by constructing key infrastructure for UTE,” said Daniel Vazquez, CEO of Ingener. The Cardal Transmission project is Invenergy’s third project in Uruguay.

Could Uruguay become a green hydrogen exporter?

Uruguay is currently planning to become an exporter of green hydrogen and its derivatives and is one of the world’s pioneers in the field of renewable energy. The country has the ability to manufacture hydrogen on a gigawatt scale and could, for instance, supply Germany’s entire methanol need.

What is Invenergy's Energa del Pacifico project?

Invenergy is constructing the 378-megawatt LNG-to-power Energía del Pacifico project in El Salvador, which consists of a 44-kilometer 230 kV double circuit transmission line in addition to a state-of-the-art thermal power plant and marine regasification terminal.

How did Invenergy achieve these project milestones?

Invenergy’s ability to bring together strong, innovative financing partners like IDB Invest, who was instrumental in mobilizing this financing agreement, is key in achieving these project milestones,” said Rolanda Shine, Vice President, Project Finance at Invenergy.