...Engie S.A. controls 61.77% EEP. The latter was established in Lima, Peru, on Sept. 20, 1996. It generates and transmits electrical energy in secondary systems through its power plants located in various regions of the country. As a member of the National Interconnected Electrical System (SEIN), EEP sells energy to distribution companies and free clients. Its installed capacity consists of 2,073 megawatts (MW) through thermoelectric plants, hydroelectric plants (248 MW), solar energy (40 MW), and wind energy (333.2 MW), resulting in thermal energy accounting for approximately 77% and renewable energy (23%)....
