Open cycle power generating plant.

Located in Chilca district, Cañete province, Lima and it uses Camisea natural gas to generate power.

Started operations in 2016, this modern plant is part of the Southern Electrical Power Node.

Located in Arequipa, currently it plays the role of cold reserve and is ready to operate upon the arrival of the natural gas to the region.

It is the largest Combined Cycle Power Plant in the country.

Located in Chilca district, Cañete province, Lima and it uses Camisea natural gas to generate power.

Located in Cajamarca, uses the water energy from the Chancay river for power generation.

This station includes mini hydroelectric stations of Carhuaquero IV (10 MW) and Caña Brava (6 MW) built within the renewable bids organized by the Government.

This representative station was opened in 1958 and operates continuously to this day.

Project developed by the Peruvian Engineer Santiago Antúnez de Mayolo: a pioneer in the design of hydroelectric power station and candidate to the Nobel Prize in Physics. Located in Ancash, uses the water energy from the Santa river for power generation.

The largest private hydroelectric power station in Peru. It was built in 3 years with an investment of approximately 1 billion US Dollars.

It was opened in 2016 in Huancavelica. It uses the water of the Mantaro river to generate power and relies on an 80-m-height dam that enables it to accumulate a larger amount of water and to gain altitude and thus increase our power. It also has a mini hydroelectric power station of 10 MW.