Solar, transmission and hybrid microgrids for mining operations in the southern Andes.
In Peru we focus on the south, where some of the highest solar irradiation in the world coincides with large copper mining operations. Our team in Lima, with site offices in Arequipa, develops solar plants, transmission lines and microgrids for mines in the Andes.
Siguas Solar, our largest plant in the country, began commercial operation in April 2026. The Southern Andes 220 kV Link, under construction, will connect new generation in Arequipa with demand in Moquegua.
330,000 bifacial modules on single-axis trackers. Expected generation of about 480 GWh per year, most of it contracted to a copper producer in southern Peru.
Solar and battery microgrid for a copper mine at 4,100 m above sea level. Replaced most of the site's daytime diesel generation.
Single-circuit line and two substations to connect new solar capacity and mining demand in southern Peru.