Peru government want to be part of hydroelectric projects
Peru’s new Prime Minister Guido Bellido told Reuters in an exclusive interview that under his administration, the government plans to participate in key industries, including natural gas and new hydroelectric projects.
The previous government wanted to be self-sufficient by 2040. The National Energy Policy 2010-2040 has been put as a strategy to achieve an energy mix of renewables.
Peru is working on two advanced dams called Veracruz and Chadin 2. Veracruz is expected to have the capacity of 730 mega-watts (MW) and Chadin 2 600 MW.
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