en.Wedoany.com Reported - ENGIE Energía Perú has initiated the construction of the Hanaqpampa solar power plant in the Moquegua region, with an installed capacity of 140.8 MW, entirely powered by renewable solar energy.
As one of Peru's largest power generation and transmission companies, this project reinforces its growth strategy in the country's renewable energy sector. Myriam Akhoun, Country Manager and CEO of ENGIE Energía Perú, stated that the Hanaqpampa project represents a new phase in the company's strategy as an energy transition utility, forming part of an integrated vision that combines renewable energy generation, transmission, and backup capacity. Through this project, the company will continue to enhance its capabilities, contributing to a more diversified and competitive energy mix to meet growing demand and support the nation's energy transition.
With an investment exceeding $127 million, the plant is expected to commence commercial operations in the first quarter of 2028 and will be equipped with over 200,000 solar panels. Over its operational lifespan, the plant is projected to avoid more than 1.5 million tons of CO2 emissions. During construction, the plant will create over 400 jobs, prioritizing local labor to boost economic activity in the affected region. The project will be developed under high standards of environmental, social, safety, and gender equality conditions, maintaining continuous and transparent dialogue with local communities and authorities.
Through the Hanaqpampa project, ENGIE Energía Perú solidifies its presence in southern Peru. The company already operates the Intipampa solar plant and its expansion, as well as the Ilo 31 and Ilo 41 thermal power plants in the region. With the commissioning of Hanaqpampa, ENGIE's installed capacity in the Moquegua region will exceed 1,200 MW, combining renewable energy and flexible generation to enhance the reliability and resilience of the power system.
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