Since CCE and EGP already had an MOU in place for Chile, I would think this latest agreement may have something to do with their proposed hub in Santiago.
This agreement with CCE is one of many that EGP has with other renewable energy technology companies around the world. That they remain interested in Ceto, is positive IMO.
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