Harris Gomez Group has been working with Mining Equipment, Technology and Services (METS) businesses in Latin America for 16 years.

A new tax bill was passed by the Chilean Congress in September 2014.

On 12 December, 2017, Chile's Corporation for the Promotion of Production ("CORFO"), together with the National Service of Geology and Mining ("Sernageomin") ...

It can be difficult for foreigners to find good information in English regarding upcoming elections in Chile and some of the main sectors that drive the economy.

This long sought-after event will become a reality once Transmisora Eléctrica del Norte SA (TEN) completes the construction of its double-circuit...

For a long time, Chile has been an attractive destination for foreign investment despite its relatively small domestic market.

Carey's partners Juan Francisco Mackenna and José Miguel Bustamante, and associate Diego Ibarrola answer in detail every question in regards of the latest news, projects and regulations...

The Law that "Amends the Gas Service Law and other legal provisions" (hereinafter, the "New Law") entered into force on February 9, 2017.

On July the 27th 2016, Law No. 20.936 that establishes New Power Transmission Systems and creates an Independent Coordinating Body for the National Power System

Chile is a country rich in natural resources -especially copper and lithium- with a long tradition in mining. In the last three decades, it has attracted large amounts of foreign investment...

El viernes 5 de febrero de 2016 fue publicada en el Diario Oficial la Ley N° 20.897 que incorpora tres nuevos incisos al artículo 34 bis de la Ley General de Servicios Eléctricos.

Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP in New York and Chilean firm Carey have helped a consortium led by Japanese trading company Sojitz Corporation obtain financing for a solar project in northern Chile.

Chile's new Electricity Tariff Protection Law introduces sweeping changes to the country's power sector, including voluntary PPA renegotiations, expansion of the Tariff Stabilization Fund, and enhanced supply security measures. What do these regulatory amendments mean for electricity distribution, transmission processes, and the financing of tariff normalization balances?

Changes to Chile's mining legal framework over the past four decades have been rare and modest.

Productivity in Chile´s mining industry has lagged that of other developed mining jurisdictions for some time. In response to these concerns, the government conducted a study through Comisión Nacional de Productividad (CNP).

Amendments to the Chilean mining legal framework in the last four decades have been infrequent and have not involved deep changes.

La Ley N° 21.833 de Protección Tarifaria Eléctrica introduce cambios significativos al marco regulatorio del sector eléctrico chileno, incluyendo la renegociación voluntaria de contratos de suministro...

Las reformas al marco legal minero chileno en las últimas cuatro décadas han sido poco frecuentes y no han implicado cambios profundos.

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