Solarstrom
intends
to
build
the
array
with
a
local
partner
in
Paiguano,
some
500km
north
of
the
capital
of
Santiago,
as
a
stepping
stone
to
pursuing
“large-scale
projects”
in
the
country
from
2013.
The
project
will
go
up
on
unusable
farmland,
with
most
of
the
electricity
to
be
used
by
the
landowner,
and
the
remainder
to
be
sold
onto
the
spot
market.
The
array
will
receive
no
subsidies
–
a
model
Solarstrom
appears
to
be
growing
increasingly
comfortable
with,
having
recently
announced
a
440MW
subsidy-free
project
in
Spain.
The
Coquimbo…
