Peru electricity market reform advances as the government issues a long-delayed regulation under Law 32249, opening the grid to storage and new services.
Peru · Energy
Key Facts
— Peru has published a long-delayed regulation putting part of its 2025 electricity-reform law, Law 32249, into effect.
— The rules create a new market for grid-balancing services and, for the first time, a clear path for battery storage.
— More players can take part: power generators, grid companies, large industrial users and other firms approved by the energy ministry.
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