Interchile SA, Isa Energy company, multilatine leader in electric transmission, road infrastructure and telecommunications. With about 1,000 kilometers of lines in operation, 13% of the national transmission market and presence in five regions, the company designs, builds, operates and maintains high voltage systems that guarantee a reliable and safe supply for millions of people. Its portfolio includes strategic projects such as Cardones -Polpaico, the largest transmission work in the history of the country, and encounter -lagoons, which strengthen energy integration between the north and center of Chile.
In this context, the company announced the opening of an international public tender for the execution and construction of expansion works in the New Cardones and New Maitencillo substations, both key to reinforce the transmission network in the north and center of the country. The call is part of the General Law of Electrical Services and considers the expansion of new GIS 220 kV sheds, with the aim of increasing system capacity and resilience. The basis of the process will be available from September 29 at the official site of Isa Energía and in the portal of the National Electric Coordinator, from where they can be acquired by interested companies.
The company in Chile participates in the Consortium of Works such as Kimal – Lo Aguirre and is in charge of the construction and subsequent operation of Kimal -Lagunas, an interregional line that recently obtained its environmental approval. Isa Energy contributes to Isa’s overall vision of being a determining actor in the fair and sustainable energy transition. Through resilient infrastructure, technological innovation and a firm commitment to communities and the environment, the company is projected as a strategic partner of the country’s development, enabling the decarbonization of the electrical matrix and the interconnection that Chile needs to face the climatic and energy challenges of the 21st century.
Contact email: Intc_b_licación@interchilesa.com
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