en.Wedoany.com Reported - Peru's Private Investment Promotion Agency (ProInversión) has released the fourth group of the 2025-2034 Transmission Plan, comprising five power projects with an estimated investment of $145 million, to be awarded in the fourth quarter of 2026.

Renzo Rojas, the agency's project director, stated that this portfolio covers the regions of San Martín, Junín, Ucayali, Ica, and Tacna, aiming to enhance the reliability of the National Interconnected Power System (SEIN), reduce operational vulnerabilities, and support the conditions required for growth in strategic production activities.

Strengthening transmission infrastructure is crucial for supporting national economic growth, improving regional competitiveness, and attracting new private investment to the production sector.

Key projects include: developing new connections and expansion projects in San Martín to improve power supply in the provinces of Moyobamba, Rioja, and Nueva Cajamarca; reinforcing the power grid in Junín to benefit important agro-industrial activity areas such as Oxapampa, Villa Rica, and Pichanaki.

In Ucayali, the transmission system supplying Pucallpa will be strengthened. In Ica, a new Viñedos 220/60 kV substation will be built to meet the growing demand of the Villacurí agricultural export corridor. In Tacna, investments will alleviate the saturation of the Los Eros substation, providing capacity for future agricultural and urban development.

The portfolio offers a 30-year concession period, regulated revenue, and reduced operational risk through geographic diversification, making it attractive to international infrastructure investors and operators.

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