In the heart of Chile's central region, Soventix has established a remarkable portfolio of solar energy projects, each contributing to the nation's renewable energy landscape. Their journey in Chile began notably with the Faramalla Project, completed in 2022 in Alhué, Metropolitan Region. This 3.0 MWp installation, developed in partnership with Rockville Energy Holdings SpA, showcased Soventix's comprehensive capabilities from pre-feasibility studies through to full engineering, procurement, and construction. In recent years, they have successfully developed a total of 15 of projects of different sizes to the “ready-to-build” stage, for a total of 170 MWp. Of these, 6 are currently connected and successfully operating and another 4 are under construction by the subsidiary Soventix EPC. Their development portfolio now totals more than 300 MW in PMGD and utility scale projects .

Building on the success of it's first project, Soventix has embarked on an ambitious expansion across central Chile's diverse geography. In the coastal region of Valparaíso, the Pésaro Project in San Antonio stands as a 3.0 MWp installation, while the Cefalú Project brings similar capacity to San Pedro in the Metropolitan Region. Both projects, achieved completion in 2024, demonstrates the company's commitment to expanding solar energy access across different geographical zones.

The company's expertise is further exemplified in their collaboration with Flux Solar Energías Renovables SpA on the Doña Igna Project in Melipilla. This 2.7 MWp installation, also completed in 2024, highlights Soventix's ability to adapt their services to different project requirements, providing pre-feasibility studies, engineering, and specialized construction services. In the O'Higgins Region, Soventix has established a significant presence with three distinct projects. The Don Matías Project in San Fernando, alongside El Loreto and Coltauco Projects in the Coltauco area, each contribute 3.0 MWp to the region's renewable energy capacity. These projects, all completed in 2024, demonstrate Soventix's ability to manage multiple simultaneous developments in close geographical proximity.

This impressive portfolio illustrates Soventix's deep understanding of Chile's diverse geographical and regulatory landscape, their ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously, and their commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions across the country. Their success in implementing these projects has established them as a key player in Chile's transition toward renewable energy, particularly in the medium-scale solar sector. The strategic distribution of these projects across central Chile's regions – from coastal Valparaíso to inland Metropolitan and O'Higgins regions – demonstrates Soventix's adaptability to different environmental conditions and their expertise in integrating solar installations into various local power infrastructures. This experience positions them well for future developments and continues to strengthen their reputation in Chile's renewable energy market.

Beyond their construction portfolio, Soventix has demonstrated significant expertise in large-scale project development, particularly with two flagship projects: Domeyko and Cachiyuyo. The Domeyko Solar Project, a utility-scale installation planned for 60 MWp, represents one of Soventix's most ambitious developments in Chile. Similarly, the Cachiyuyo Solar Project, designed for 50 MWp, further demonstrates the company's capability to handle large-scale installations. Both these projects incorporate Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and have successfully achieved their environmental approval (RCA). These projects have been developed to an advanced stage and are now ready-to-build, having been successfully sold to Verano Energy and HIMIN. The successful development and sale of these major projects, with a combined capacity of 110 MWp, showcases Soventix's expertise in not only developing but also structuring and commercializing utility-scale renewable energy projects in the Chilean market.