International Digital Editor, Power Engineering International
Endesa Chile has unveiled a plan to develop 36 projects, amounting to 6300 MW of power in Brazil, Chile, Peru and Colombia. The board of directors are looking at hydroelectric power in particular for the bulk of the new capacity.
The company is planning to build 23 projects, with a total capacity of 3000MW, in Chile; 64 per cent of them hydro-based. Meanwhile projects planned to be developed in Peru, Colombia and Brazil will have a generation capacity of 3300 MW; 40 per cent of which will be hydro. Over the next five years, the company plans to develop 3100 MW of power projects in Peru, Colombia and Brazil and 2200 MW of projects in Chile.
Endesa said in a statement: "Each new project will be approached with a methodology called Strategic Plan of Sustainable Development that includes propositions like early engagement with communities, permanent relationship with them and the implementation of creating shared value plans in areas where the company is planning to locate projects."
The company is planning to build 23 projects, with a total capacity of 3000MW, in Chile; 64 per cent of them hydro-based. Meanwhile projects planned to be developed in Peru, Colombia and Brazil will have a generation capacity of 3300 MW; 40 per cent of which will be hydro. Over the next five years, the company plans to develop 3100 MW of power projects in Peru, Colombia and Brazil and 2200 MW of projects in Chile.
Endesa said in a statement: "Each new project will be approached with a methodology called Strategic Plan of Sustainable Development that includes propositions like early engagement with communities, permanent relationship with them and the implementation of creating shared value plans in areas where the company is planning to locate projects."
http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/articles/pei/2015/07/endesa-chile-outlines-latin-american-hydropower-ambitions.html
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