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o Supervised the expansion project of the Chupaca Substation, which will benefit more than 46 thousand citizens in the Junin region with an investment of more than S/ 9.7 million.The Minister of Energy and Mines, Waldir Ayasta Mechan, made a technical working visit to the Chupaca Electrical Substation, operated by Electrocentro in the Junin region, where he reaffirmed the commitment of his management to advance the modernization of the Electricity sector through the implementation of four major energy policies.
We have four energy policies, which are related to policies implemented worldwide. The first is universal access to energy, which includes guaranteeing new infrastructure and the implementation of expansions, the minister stressed during his supervision of the progress of works to expand the Chupaca substation facilities.
He added that a second energy policy is to guarantee that energy and infrastructure guarantee the development of towns. We are bringing scalable infrastructure, with cutting-edge technology for transmission and generation, using photovoltaic, wind and other alternative technologies, he stressed.
He noted that the third energy policy is to contribute to the reduction of polluting emissions and contribute to the fight against global warming, using technology that ensures greater energy efficiency and sustainability with the environment and peoples health.
He emphasized that regional energy integration is the fourth energy policy, and that all these lines of work point to the objective of achieving citizen satisfaction through a quality service that guarantees the continuity of the energy supply.
The minister highlighted the progress in the Chupaca Substation expansion project, which will benefit more than 46,500 citizens in the Junin region and includes the installation of a second 5 MVA transformer and new electrical equipment to strengthen the energy distribution system, to meet the growing demand for energy.
He added that this project, with an investment of more than S/ 9.7 million, will allow the towns of Chupaca to have a more stable and secure electrical service, reducing the risk of interruptions, contributing to their economic and social development by directly benefiting homes, businesses and productive activities in the area.
Chupaca, May 21, 2026
