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Close-up of the “Morro do Chapéu” wind farm, located in Bahia State, in north-eastern Brazil. The wind farm with a total installed capacity of 114 MW and an average load factor of more than 50% will be able to generate over 500 GWh per year.

In Peru the Enel Group company Edegel is at the centre of a project based on coffee, its production and diffusion on the domestic market in that country and elsewhere. The innovative and sustainable project, called CuribambaCoffee, started in 2012. A material and direct support that currently involves some 180 families who have joined the project and has led to the cultivation of 25 new hectares of land and the planting of 175,000 new coffee plants.

In Peru the Enel Group company Edegel is at the centre of a project based on coffee, its production and diffusion on the domestic market in that country and elsewhere. The innovative and sustainable project, called CuribambaCoffee, started in 2012. A material and direct support that currently involves some 180 families who have joined the project and has led to the cultivation of 25 new hectares of land and the planting of 175,000 new coffee plants.

Santiago Smart City: smart city project in Huechuraba, on the outskirts of the Chilean capital.

Santiago Smart City: smart city project in Huechuraba, on the outskirts of the Chilean capital.

Worksite of the hydropower system Apiacàs, which consists of three plants in cascade ("Salto Apiacàs", "Cabeza de Boi" and "Fazenda"). With an installed capacity of 102 MW, the hydro complex will be capable of generating up to around 490 GWh/year.

Worksite of the hydropower system Apiacàs, which consists of three plants in cascade ("Salto Apiacàs", "Cabeza de Boi" and "Fazenda") With an installed capacity of 102 MW, the hydro complex Apiacás (Brazil) will be capable of generating up to around 490 GWh/year

Snapshot during the construction of the Apiacás hydroelectric complex, Brazil. The plant with an installed a capacity of 102 MW has the capacity to generate about 490 GWh per year.

The Huampani power plant is located 16 km east of Lima in the district of Lurigancho. With an installed capacity of 31 MW, the run-of-the-river power plant is capable of generating up to around 193 GWh/year.