Five groups qualify for Peru power transmission concession
Peru’s investment promotion agency ProInversión qualified five companies for a 30-year power transmission concession.
The project is the 220kV Aguaytía-Pucallpa line and the Tarma-Chanchamayo and Huaraz systems, which will span the regions of Ucayali, Junín and Áncash. Estimated investment is US$101mn.
The potential bidders are Alupar Perú, Celeo Redes, Cobra Instalaciones y Servicios, Eléctricas de Medellín Perú and Engie Energía Perú. Offers are due at year-end.
The project includes a 195km line to link the Shipibo and Aguaytía substations, and the construction and expansion of the former and latter, respectively.
The winner will have 24 months to secure environmental approval, two months for financial close and 20 months to build the lines and carry out the substation work.
The infrastructure is part of binding projects in power grid coordinator COES’s 2023-32 transmission plan.
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