Metlen agrees to divest 165 MW solar project with 725 MWh BESS in Chile – Enerdata

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Energy and industrial group Metlen Energy & Metals has reached an agreement to sell its Tamarico II solar-plus-storage project in Chile to Copec Flux, a subsidiary of the Chilean energy group Copec (Metlen press release, 10/09/2026). The project consists of a 165 MW solar photovoltaic power plant coupled with a 725 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), with the possibility of expanding its capacity to 925 MWh.
“The sale of Tamarico II reaffirms METLEN’s ability to develop, build and operate its own renewable energy projects, and ultimately monetise their value through its Asset Rotation model” said the company.
“With this transaction, Copec adds its third large-scale solar park since 2024, after Granja Solar and La Huella, and will reach 550 MWp of solar generation in its portfolio”, said Copec.
Copec Flux will acquire 100% of the company owning the project once Tamarico II reaches commercial operation
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