Newswire – NHOA Energy has commissioned a 31-megawatt hour (MWh) battery storage system in Peru for Engie.
The battery was supplied on a turnkey basis and located in the ChilcaUno thermoelectric power plant.
The system was inaugurated recently in the presence of the Peruvian Minister of Energy, Oscar Vera, the Vice-Minister of Energy, Jaime Lu, and the French Ambassador to Peru, Marc Giacomini.
Engie Energía Perú has 26 years of experience within the Peruvian market and operates eight generation plants distributed in four regions of the country (Lima, Moquegua, Pasco and Ancash) with a total capacity of 2658MW.
The 31MWh battery will enhance Peruvian grid stability.
With this project NHOA Energy consolidates its proven experience in thermal power plant retrofitting, a crucial application to reduce CO2 emissions at the electrical system level.
The entering into operation of Chilca’s system with Engie Energía Perú, emphasises the common commitment to advancing clean and flexible energy solutions and infrastructure for the country’s benefit.
NHOA Energy has a significant presence in Latin America, with one project operational and another under construction.
Its Americas platform has full origination, delivery, and service capabilities, while coordinating closely with the Global Engineering Center in Milan.
“We are exceptionally proud to have successfully completed this iconic project, especially considering the unprecedented challenges posed by the global macroeconomic and geopolitical environment.
“This accomplishment demonstrates our unwavering dedication to advancing clean energy solutions and showcases our resilience in delivering state-of-the-art energy storage systems.
“We extend our heartfelt thanks to Engie for their formidable support and unwavering cooperation throughout the entire project construction.
“Their partnership was instrumental in the success of this venture,” said Luca Roccia, NHOA Energy, Vice President Americas.
