[1] The project included the construction of 42 wind turbines and with a power generation of 100 MW.
[1][3] The project has been met by significant opposition as it is claimed it would destroy "pristine" landscapes and reduce their potential for tourism.
[2] The investment in the project is estimated to be about 250 million US dollars (2018) financed by Chilean and Swedish sources.
[2] It is also claimed it will give the power outage-prone island more reliable electricity sources and independence.
[2] The project was first heard of in 2007, and was subsequently presented by the mayor of Ancud Pablo Ossio (DC) as being in negotiation.