The first is an electricity supply contract for up to 35 MW for its mining project, for an initial term of 7 years, with the right to extend it up to 30 years.

The second agreement is for the development of a mineral storage project and use of the port terminal owned by ENGIE in Ilo, Moquegua (southern Peru). This contract, which is valid for 37 years, has the objective of enabling the loading and exportation of minerals from the Quellaveco project.

“This contract is part of ENGIE’s strategy to optimize the use of its assets and look at other complementary services to the generation business, always focused on generating value for our clients”.
Rik De Buyserie, Country Manager Peru
ENGIE Latin America