Peru's ILLA Solar Power Plant Over 90% Complete, Set to Start Operations in December

en.Wedoany.com Reported - The ILLA solar power plant under construction in the Arequipa region of Peru, developed by Grupo Enhol, has now exceeded 90% completion. The project has officially entered its final phase, focusing on testing, energization, and gradual integration into the National Interconnected Electric System (SEIN).

The transition from the construction phase to future commercial operations marks a significant step forward for Peru in the field of renewable energy generation. Most of the major infrastructure has been completed, the process of energizing the transmission lines has been initiated, and actual system testing is underway to ensure safe and efficient connection to the national power grid.

María Mendiola, Country Manager for Grupo Enhol in Peru, stated that this milestone allows the project to shift from construction to operations. The coming months will be the final stage for testing, energization, and eventual connection of the plant to the national electric system, thereby generating clean energy for the benefit of the country.

In the coming months, the project will focus on completing key operational milestones, including the installation of the last photovoltaic module planned for August, partial energization of the site in September, and full commercial operation of the plant in December. The main transformer has been installed and is ready for energization, laying the foundation for the next phase of technical integration and operational testing.

Once operational, the ILLA solar power plant will help strengthen the supply of clean and reliable energy in Peru, while promoting local employment and development. The project reflects Grupo Enhol's commitment to developing renewable infrastructure in Peru, as well as its dedication to an energy transition based on sustainability, efficiency, and value creation for the communities where it operates.

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