Impsa Begins Rehabilitation of Macagua and Tocoma to Recover 672 MW
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The Argentine company IMPSA has launched a program of rehabilitation and modernization of two hydroelectric plants in Venezuela, with the objective of recovering 672 megawatts (MW) of generation capacity, within 24 months. The project includes works in the installations of Macagua and Tocoma and seeks to contribute to improve the electricity supply...
The U.S. head of business in Venezuela, John Barrett, announced that the U.S.-A. company Impsa started a project to modernize the Macagua and Tocoma power plants. “Works will begin with the recovery of 160 MW of power generation capacity in Macagua, with the goal of recovering a total of 672 MW between the two [...] The U.S. entry announced start of project to modernize power plants in Macagua and Tocoma, this is the challenge for the next two y…
Through joint statements offered by IMPSA President Jorge Salcedo, the Minister of Electrical Energy, Rolando Alcalá, and the head of U.S. Business in Venezuela, John Barrett, the operational start of the program of rehabilitation and modernization of the hydroelectric power plants Macagua and Tocoma in the state of Bolívar was official, after [...] The IMPSA entry previews incorporating more than 600 megawatts between 2027 and 2028 to the SEN w…
The works will begin with the recovery of 160 MW of power generation capacity in Macagua, with the goal of recovering a total of 672 MW between the two plants in the next two years", said the legation in a publication in X. The post Multinational Impsa begins works of modernization of two Venezuelan hydroelectric plants appeared first on El Carabobeño.
The Argentine-American multinational Impsa began a project to modernize the hydroelectric power plants Macagua and Tocoma, in the state of Bolívar, with the objective of recovering a total of 672 megawatts between the two infrastructures, reported on Friday October 30 the Embassy of the United States in Caracas. “Works will begin with the recovery of 160 MW of [...] The entry Begin works of modernization of the hydroelectric plants Macagua and T…
The US conjuto to the company IMPSA initiates a project to recover 672 MW in the Macagua and Tocoma plants in the next two years.
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