Latin America Power
Over the past decade, Latin America Power has established itself as a key player in the energy sector in Chile and Peru.
Since 2011, we have developed projects based on various renewable sources, including hydro and wind power, while consistently fostering close ties with local communities and prioritizing environmental stewardship.
We are backed by our partners in Brazil—BTG Pactual, Patria Investments, and GMR Energia—who originally created the company ERSA/CPFL Renováveis in 2006.
Throughout our history, we have witnessed the growth of flagship projects and the communities around them. Our first investment in Chile was the construction of the Carilafquén-Malalcahuello run-of-the-river hydroelectric plant in Cunco, located in the Araucanía Region. We also developed one of the largest operational wind farms in Chile: San Juan de Chañaral de Aceituno, in the Atacama Region.
In Peru, we operated six hydroelectric plants in remote areas under contracts with the national government. These assets were sold in 2023 to Ardian, one of Europe’s leading investment funds. Alongside this, we worked closely with surrounding rural communities, supporting local economies and infrastructure through dedicated investment funds.
In October 2024, the San Juan and Totoral wind farms were sold to Colbún, highlighting the high-quality development achieved across technical, environmental, and community dimensions over the past 15 years.
Today, we continue to operate two renewable energy projects in Chile, contributing more than 29 MW of clean energy to the national grid—an example of operational excellence at every level.
Acquisition of the Carilafquén-Malalcahuello water rights in the Araucanía Region.
Acquisition of the Santa Cruz 1 and 2 projects in operation, the Huasahuasi 1 and 2 projects under construction and a majority interest in the Runatullo 2 and 3 projects.
Acquisition of a majority interest in the Tulumayo 4 and 5, Limacpunco, Capiri and Ttio projects under development in Peru.
LAP adds the Totoral Wind Farm in Chile to its operating portfolio.
Construction begins on the San Juan Wind Farm on the coast of the Atacama Region, Chile.
Development begins on the Pirita project in the Coquimbo Region, which is LAP's first Solar Greenfield.
Operations begin at the Carilafquén - Malalcahuello hydroelectric power plants in the Araucanía Region, which supplies 29 MW to Chile's electricity grid.
Operations begin at the San Juan Wind Farm, making it the largest wind farm of its kind in Chile.
Latin America Power vende sus activos de transmisión de 110 y 220 kV en la región de la Araucanía a Atlantica Yield.
Latin America Power vende sus activos en Perú a Ardian, uno de los fondos de inversión más importantes de Europa.
Latin America Power vende sus activos eólicos a Colbún, una de las empresas más importantes de generación eléctrica de Chile.
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