Peru

Restitucion— 210 MW Hydroelectric

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Ranked as the 11th largest power generation facility in Peru, Restitucion stands out not only for its significant capacity of 210 MW but also for its pivotal role in the region's energy landscape. As the 5th largest hydroelectric plant among the 14 hydro facilities in the country, Restitucion contributes approximately 2.83% of Peru's total energy capacity of 7,432 MW, which is predominantly generated from gas. This hydro power plant, commissioned in 1973 and operated by Electroperú S. A., employs advanced hydroelectric technology to convert the kinetic energy of flowing water into electricity, playing a crucial role in providing clean energy to the national grid. Situated near the Antunez de Mayolo (Mantaro) hydro plant, which boasts a capacity of 798 MW, Restitucion's output is part of a significant hydroelectric cluster that helps stabilize the regional energy supply. The proximity to such a large facility underscores the importance of hydroelectric generation in Peru's energy mix, particularly as the country increasingly seeks sustainable energy solutions. In the broader context of the national energy profile, the dominance of gas as the primary fuel type highlights the need for diverse energy sources, with Restitucion's hydropower generation offering a reliable alternative. Electroperú's commitment to maintaining and upgrading this facility ensures its ongoing relevance in Peru's energy strategy. Looking to the future, Restitucion not only enhances the reliability of Peru's energy supply but also supports the country's environmental goals by reducing reliance on fossil fuels.