The potential is there; the next challenge is to turn it into new installed capacity. Peru is looking toward a possible new phase in the development of renewable energy, with more than 93 GW of potentially exploitable resources and significant room for photovoltaic expansion.
A market of this scale can create a wide range of opportunities, from distributed generation projects to larger-scale installations. But moving from potential to implementation also requires technology, component availability and solutions capable of adapting to the specific characteristics of each project.
Source: Energía Estratégica, “Over 93 GW at stake: Peru assesses its potential for a new phase of renewable energy development”
It is precisely at this stage that Peimar’s experience can provide value: the growth of photovoltaics across different scales requires modules capable of adapting to different configurations and technological solutions that can support the development of new projects. The 93 GW represent the potential; turning part of it into operational installations will be the real opportunity for the entire photovoltaic value chain.
