About us

We are professionals working to supply the country with the energy needed through innovative and sustainable power solutions.

We have 2,926 MW of installed capacity that supplies 22% of the Peruvian power market thanks our three hydroelectric power stations and three thermoelectric power plants. 

Inkia Energy Group

We are part of Inkia Energy, power group with presence in 6 Latin-American countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Peru, where the headquarters are.
We manage a business portfolio of more than 3,700 MW of power generation and 2.3 million customers in power distribution.

Timeline

  • 1958
    Ancash, start of operations of Cañón del Pato hydroelectric power station, designed by the Engineer Santiago Antúnez de Mayolo.
  • 1990
    Opening in Cajamarca of Carhuaquero hydroelectric power station, even though commercial operations started on the following year.
  • 2007
    Start of operations of Kallpa thermoelectric power plant (Chilca), currently considered as the biggest in Peru.
  • 2010
    Commercial operations start in Chilca of Las Flores thermoelectric power plant.
  • 2012
    Conversion of Kallpa thermoelectric power plant into a combined cycle plant, generating 51% more power without any additional natural gas input.
  • 2016
    Start of operations in Huancavelica of Cerro del Águila hydroelectric power station, the biggest private power station built in Peru in the last 40 years.
  • 2016
    Commercial operations start in Arequipa of Puerto Bravo thermoelectric power plant, part of the Southern electrical power node.
  • 2022
    Conversion of Las Flores thermoelectric power plant into a combined cycle plant, generating more power without any additional natural gas input.
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