Languages " >> See all “The study has included a broader sector than that strictly occupied by the power plant, defined by Route No. 5 North and the NorAndino gas pipeline to the east, the Crucero and Encuentro substations to the northeast, and Route No. 24 to the north, Route B-180 to the west and access to Coya Sur from the South " The Strategic Territorial Study of the ISCC Enerstar María Elena Power Plant concludes with favorable results April 10, 2014 During the first quarter of 2014, Enerstar América has carried out a detailed technical study identifying all the easements, rights and obligations that affect the territory where the Enerstar María Elena ISCC Central is scheduled to be installed. The study has included a broader sector than that strictly occupied by the power plant, defined by Route No. 5 North and the NorAndino gas pipeline to the east, the Crucero and Encuentro substations to the northeast, and Route No. 24 to the north, Route B-180 to the west and access to Coya Sur from the South. The total area covered by the study is approximately 22,225.59 hectares. Regarding the analysis of the superficial lands, the fiscal and private property has been identified, all the administrative acts in process in the Ministry of National Assets, as well as the easements registered in the Real Estate Curator and those that are in process. in the courts of justice. Regarding infrastructures, the entire road network affected by the project, electricity concessions (according to CNE), gas infrastructures (SEC), railway lines, aqueducts, etc. have been studied. In the section referring to territorial and strategic planning instruments, the Regional Development Plan, the Intercommunal Plan and the Communal Plan, both those in force and those in process, have been thoroughly reviewed. The result of all these studies, carried out by the consulting company Chile Registros, has been favorable, with no impediments or situations that compromise the viability of the Enerstar María Elena ISCC Power Plant project. The CEME1 Solar Plant project enters the Environmental Impact Assessment System 14 december 2015 The company CEME1 SpA, a Joint Venture between Enerstar América and a group of Chilean private investors, has entered the "CEME1 Solar Plant" project in the Environmental Assessment Service of the Antofagasta Region Enerstar will review the design of the María Elena Power Plant project. February 13, 2015 The company is studying hybridizing the María Elena Solar Thermal Power Plant with another renewable technology such as solar photovoltaic. In turn, the study aims to optimize different parameters of the CSP plant. Inauguration of the Villena Solar Thermoelectric Plant February 13, 2014 The Honorable Molt Mr. President of the Generalitat Valenciana, Mr. Alberto Fabra Part, inaugurated yesterday, Wednesday February 12, 2014 the Villena Solar Thermoelectric Power Plant. Enerstar Solar Thermal Project SA · CIF A97805568 Registered in the Mercantile Registry of Barcelona, Volume 44546, Folio 160, Page B 459422, Inscrip. 18 info@enerstar.es