What does Cerro Dominador do?

Cerro Dominador operates a hybrid renewable energy complex in northern Chile combining 110 MW concentrating solar thermal and 100 MW photovoltaic plants. The facility features thermal salt storage enabling 24/7 renewable generation and is jointly owned by EIG and Brookfield.

Where is Cerro Dominador located?

Cerro Dominador is headquartered in Santiago, Chile.

What energy sectors does Cerro Dominador operate in?

Cerro Dominador operates in Solar, Energy Storage.

When was Cerro Dominador founded?

Cerro Dominador was founded in 2014.

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Cerro Dominador

Santiago, Las Condes, Chile

SolarEnergy StoragePrivate

Founded 2014210 MW installed

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Founded in 2014, Cerro Dominador is a private headquartered in Santiago, Chile specializing in Solar, Energy Storage.

Cerro Dominador is a leading renewable energy developer operating Latin America's first concentrating solar power (CSP) plant combined with photovoltaic capacity. The complex, located in María Elena, Antofagasta Region, features pioneering molten salt thermal storage technology that provides 17-hour autonomy for stable 24/7 electricity generation. The facility comprises a 110 MW CSP plant with 10,600 heliostats across 700+ hectares and a 100 MW photovoltaic plant with 392,000 panels. Founded in 2014 and jointly owned by North American fund manager EIG and Canadian infrastructure investor Brookfield, the company focuses on flexible, manageable renewable energy solutions supporting Chile's energy transition toward carbon neutrality by 2050. The project won the Ministry of Energy tender securing up to 950 GWh/year for 15 years and has received recognition for innovation in renewable energy storage.

CSPThermal StorageHybrid SolarChileRenewable Generation24/7 PowerEnergy Transition

Headquarters

Santiago, Chile

Founded

2014

Company Type

Private