Chile’s move this week to bring forward by two years its peak CO2 emissions to 2025 is likely to see a whole host of renewables companies opening a new office in Chile – but chances are if you have not already opened an office there you are too late. Although Chile has been a hotbed of fossil fuels, for some years that position has been undermined by solar in particular, but also onshore wind. The move to upgrade the commitment to the UN is long overdue, and a testament to the Minister of the Environment, Carolina Schmidt, who is one of the recently appointed ministers in the second Piñera government. That second set of ministers came about because of the…