Chile's Copec EMOAC and Minera Arqueros Sign 156.5 GWh Renewable Energy Power Supply Agreement
2026-06-11 10:59
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en.Wedoany.com Reported - Copec EMOAC, a renewable energy subsidiary of Copec, has signed a power supply agreement with Compañía Minera Arqueros S.A. to provide 100% renewable energy for the mining company's operations, supporting mining decarbonization and energy transition.

Copec EMOAC and Minera Arqueros sign agreement to provide 100% renewable energy for operations

Under the agreement, Copec EMOAC will supply approximately 156.5 GWh of renewable energy, aiming to help Minera Arqueros reduce carbon emissions and achieve sustainability and decarbonization goals in mining operations.

Minera Arqueros is a Chilean subsidiary of Japan's Nittetsu Mining Co., Ltd., developing a copper concentrate production project in the Coquimbo Region (Región de Coquimbo). Its operations focus on sustainability, emphasizing energy efficiency, technological innovation, environmental and personnel care, and harmonious relationships with surrounding communities. The company promotes high environmental and operational standards, committed to a mining model with lower impact and higher competitiveness.

Copec has historically supported Chile's mining industry through fuels, lubricants, energy, and mobility solutions. Through this renewable supply agreement via Copec EMOAC, the company continues to strengthen its role as a strategic ally for mining, driving initiatives to improve operational efficiency and accelerate the industry's energy transition.

Mauricio Olivares, Commercial Director of Copec EMOAC, stated that the company is proud to accompany Minera Arqueros in its progress toward fully renewable-powered operations. This agreement demonstrates how long-term collaboration can tangibly contribute to the industry's sustainability goals while providing reliable energy solutions adapted to mining challenges.

Yoshiharu Tsukayama, General Manager of Compañía Minera Arqueros, noted that Chile is one of the global leaders in renewable energy. As a Japanese company committed to sustainable and long-term development in Chile, they are proud to contribute to the development of modern, efficient mining alongside partners and colleagues. The agreement also reflects the company's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and responsibly using energy in its operations.

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