en.Wedoany.com Reported - On World Environment Day, Peruvian power company Pluz Energía announced that its efficiency strategy has shifted to prioritize strengthening power supply reliability, aiming to provide higher quality electricity services to over 1.65 million customers in northern Lima, Callao, and the North Chico region.
The company ensures that the operation of each project complies with regulatory requirements through over 700 environmental monitoring points and more than 70 Environmental Management Instruments (IGA) submitted to the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) of Peru. Additionally, the company has completed the calculation and verification of greenhouse gas emissions, obtaining the second star certification under the Carbon Footprint Program of the Ministry of Environment (MINAM) of Peru. To continuously reduce its carbon footprint, the company is promoting operational electrification, with 56% of its fleet being fully electric vehicles, helping to reduce fossil fuel consumption and emissions while improving the response efficiency of technical teams.
In terms of internal management, Pluz Energía implements a circular economy project called "Pluz Zero Waste." In 2025, this project enabled the reuse of 98% of waste generated from operations, totaling over 150,000 tons, a result independently verified by zero waste certification. At the same time, the company integrates environmental commitments with social responsibility through partnerships with organizations such as ANIQUEM.
Walter Sciutto, General Manager of Pluz Energía, stated that the company's efficient operations and contribution to decarbonization are not only an environmental commitment but also a key tool for improving service deployment and response capabilities; sustainability can translate into tangible results at the operational, customer, and environmental levels. The company currently supplies electricity to over 1.65 million customers across 59 districts in metropolitan Lima, Callao, and North Chico, and is committed to promoting projects that improve the quality of life for communities in the areas of health, circular economy, social development, and education.
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