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POWER

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Alfonso Tejerina, Sharon Saylor, Ramona Tarta, Oliver Cushing

Peru Power 2010 POWER Release

March 11, 2010

At the same time as Peru struggles to extend transmission and distribution lines to all of its people, its neighbors are eager to buy electricity. And although gas has been fueling many of the most recent additions to Peru’s power generation fleet, the future appears brighter for traditional hydro and wind power. Setting priorities will be important in a country that has suffered from a lack of long-term planning.

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