Unicom 08/03/2022.- Endere Corporación, Ing. Manuel Valle Vargas, possessed This Tuesday, March 8, Al Ing. Filiberto Soto Encinas, as General Manager of Ende Transmission, and Alng. Álvaro Herbas Camacho, as General Manager of ENDE CORANI;Both professionals with wide Trajectory and experience in the Bolivian electricity sector.

The oaths were carried out in both subsidiaries and before the assistance of their main ones Executives and workers.At the end, Ing. Valley expressed the support of Ende Corporación A the management of the new executives, highlighting the commitments they must take to give Continuity to the tasks of both companies.

Valley stated that the new general manager of Ende Transmission “is in charge of the realization of Important projects that mean for our country Electric system strengthening National with the construction of electric transmission lines with wide transport capacity loading;On the one hand, to integrate the country by expanding the national interconnected system;and by another, specifying the infrastructure that the country requires to start the export of electricity”.

Likewise, and regarding work in Ende Coran, he said that: “Álvaro Herbas is a professional Extensive experience in the electricity sector and that he is in charge of the realization of important projects that mean for our country the diversification of the energy matrix, thanks to the Operation of hydroelectric plants and wind farms “.

Soto and Herbas, the new managers, expressed their gratitude for the confidence that the Bolivian government in its ability to direct two of the strategic companies in the sector Electric, and its predisposition to meet the objectives of the National Economic Development Plan And social.

The subsidiary Ende Transmission, has as a main activity the transmission of electric power in the National interconnected system (SIN), allowing the transport of electricity from the plants of generation towards distribution networks and unregulated consumers, located in different Places of the national territory.Currently operates 88% of the electric transmission lines in The Sin, which comprise more than 5,400 km of lines and 80 substations.

For its part, the company ENDE CORANI is one of the subsidiaries with the highest tradition in the country, then More than half a century is responsible for the operation of the CORANI Hydroelectric plants, Santa Isabel, Misicuni, San José 1 and San José 2;In addition to four wind farms located in Cochabamba and Santa Cruz, who among all, contribute more than 535 MW to the National Interconnected System (SIN).