Tag: Peru

Return To Growth Expected For Non-Hydro Renewables In Peru As Policy Environment Improves

Peru’s non-hydro renewables segment will return to growth, supported by an improving policy environment following years of stagnation amid political instability. Low-carbon power technologies dominate the market’s project pipeline, with non-hydro renewables experiencing lower development risks than planned hydropower and gas-fired power projects. Non-hydro renewables’ share of the power mix will increase over the coming 10 years in line with government targets.

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China Three Gorges acquires hydroelectric project from EDP in Peru

EDP is planning to give its largest shareholder, China Three Gorges (CTG), a 50 per cent stake in the $500 million San Gaban III hydroelectric project in Peru. As per the reports, CTG already owns the other 50 per cent of San Gaban, and will acquire the sole shareholder of this hydroelectric facility. San Gaban dam has a capacity of 206 MW. This hydropower plant received a $365 million, 19-year financing from the China Development Bank at a cost of $560 million.

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EDF Renewables to build a large solar plus storage project in Peru

EDF Renewables, the renewable energy subsidiary of French energy company EDF, has been chosen by Peruvian consultant Energy Partners to develop, build, and operate a 100 MW/100 MWh solar-plus-storage project for the city of Iquitos, Peru. Electro Oriente, a local utility, has agreed to a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with EDF Renewables for the project. The facility, according to the French business, will start delivering power in 2026 at a lower cost than diesel.

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Yinson and Verano to develop 800 MW solar projects in Latin America

Yinson Holdings Berhad, through its wholly owned subsidiary Yinson Renewables Pte Ltd, is collaborating with Verano Capital Holdings SpA for developing renewable energy projects in Latin America. The initial pipeline will consist of 800 MW of utility scale solar projects spread across Chile, Colombia, and Peru.

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Anglo American secures 100 per cent renewables across South American operations

Global mining company, Anglo American has already secured renewable energy to meet all its power requirements for its iron ore and nickel operations in Brazil from 2022, and for its copper operations in Chile from 2021. The company has now signed an agreement with Engie Energía Perú to provide 100 per cent renewable energy for the Quellaveco copper operation in Peru that is expected to begin production in 2022.

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