Available land — La Higuera, Coquimbo

Land for renewable energy with a 220 kV substation inside the property

Inversiones Punta Colorada S.A. is the Chilean family-owned company that owns Estancia El Chañar, in La Higuera, Coquimbo Region. Four 220 kV lines cross the land, a wind farm has operated on it since 2011, and it fronts Route 5 directly. Clean title and managed easements.

Why here

A 220 kV step-up substation operates inside the very property we are offering, and four 220 kV lines cross it.

220 kV
Step-up substation operating inside the property
< 3 km
From the lowest-slope land to the step-up substation
2,290
kWh/m²/year of solar irradiation (GHI), a first-rate solar resource
Km 554
Direct frontage and access on Route 5 North
Where it connects

The grid connection, inside the property

The step-up substation sits on the same land we are offering, and the 220 kV lines converge on it. Line routes are schematic and the property outline is for reference only; the substation location is real.

ROUTE 5220 kV (schematic)220 kV substationPunta ColoradaTollinlandPacific Ocean71°04′ W29°26′ SN0 2 4 km

Reference outline of Estancia El Chañar, without boundary detail.

What we offer

Three ways to partner

We do not develop projects: we provide the land and certainty over it for the entire life of yours.

Lease

Long-term lease

The arrangement under which the wind farm has operated since 2011. Decades-long contracts for generation, storage and transmission.

Reservation

Paid land reservation

Acreage blocked while your project processes permits and closes financing, with a lease that activates afterward.

Easement

Easement

Right of way, access and electrical easements. We already manage more than a dozen easements from different holders coexisting on the same property.

Punta Colorada Wind Farm turbines above the semi-arid hills of the property, in La Higuera.
The property todayPunta Colorada Wind Farm, on our land · La Higuera, Coquimbo
Photo: Government of Chile · CC BY 2.0
Why us

This is not virgin land

It is land with a contractual track record. A counterparty that has already negotiated and operates a wind lease, manages transmission easements from different holders and holds a standing solar reservation lowers your project's execution risk.

  • 20 MW wind farm operating since 2011
  • 220 kV step-up substation inside the property
  • More than a dozen easements under management
  • Standing land reservation for a solar PV project

Does your project need this land?

Tell us what acreage, use and timeline you need. Detailed technical and legal information under a non-disclosure agreement.

Let's talk