Cutting Method Of Chridar Pajama

Kallpa

Located in Chilca, 63.5 kilometers south of Lima, operates natural gas from Camisea. It has three turbines: Kallpa I, 180 megawatts (MW) (inaugurated in June 2007); Kallpa II, 194 MW, (opened in July 2009) and Kallpa III, also of 194 MW (left in photo, opened in July 2010). That is, has a total capacity of 568 MW, which makes it the largest power plant in the country.
The total investment made in it reaches $ 270 million.

In July 2010, the plant broke ground for construction of combined cycle plant. This, they used a generator of 270 tons, the recycling of exhaust gases of the three existing turbines, using them to generate additional 280 MW of electricity, without requiring new fuel. This plan, which will require an investment of U.S. $ 400 million, it will increase its total capacity to 850 MW, which since September of 2012 will become the largest center, surpassing even the Antúnez de Mayolo (Mantaro).

The plant belongs to the generation Kallpa company, owned by Israel Corporation.

Photo: President of the Republic