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  • July 10, 2021
    AHORA EL PUEBLO: ENDE Transmisión denounces indications of corruption in the management of former executives
    The general manager of ENDE Transmisión, Jorge Durandal, reported yesterday that according to the preliminary report of an audit, indications of corruption committed by three former executives of the company during the de facto government were detected.
  • July 9, 2021
    OPINION: ENDE denounces abuse of power and illegal use of assets in previous management
    After the conclusion of the preliminary report of an audit, the General Manager of ENDE Transmission, a subsidiary of ENDE Corporación, Jorge Durandal Quinteros, announced that indications of uneconomic conduct were identified by executives in the transitional government, who were in charge of the company’s administration during 2020. The official complaint on this issue was filed in the prosecutor’s office specialized in Corruption Crimes, against the former General Manager, the former Administration and Finance Manager and the former Technical Manager of ENDE Transmission.
  • ABI: ENDE Transmisión denounces abuses of power and improper use of goods and resources in the de facto government
    The general manager of ENDE Transmisión, Jorge Durandal, reported this Friday that after the conclusion of the preliminary report of an audit, indications of uneconomic conduct were identified in the company by executives of the de facto government during 2020.
  • July 3, 2021
    AHORA EL PUEBLO: ENDE builds the first extra high voltage power line
    The National Electricity Company (ENDE) Transmisión advances in the construction of the Electric Transmisión Line 500 kV (500,000 volts) Carrasco-Santiváñez and Associated Substations ”, which is the first extra-high voltage energy transmisión line in the country . ENDE Transmisión, in a press release, reported that the project marks a historic milestone in the construction and subsequent maintenance of this type of lines, taking into account that it represents a technological leap in the transportation of electricity, which puts Bolivia in the sector, at the level of neighboring countries of the South American continent.
  • July 2, 2021
    LA RAZÓN: Bolivia generates 62% of energy through thermoelectric plants, ENDE promotes hydroelectric plants
    62% of the electrical energy that Bolivia produces is through thermoelectric plants that use natural gas as a raw material, Jorge Durandal, general manager of ENDE Transmission, a subsidiary of ENDE Corporación, reported this Friday. To reduce gas consumption for electricity generation, ENDE Corporación works on hydroelectric projects that to date only generate 32% of electricity. Until 2019, Bolivia produced 2,100 megawatts (Mw), while the historical demand was around 1,500 Mw.
  • ENERGY REPORT: ENDE TRANSMISÓN ADVANCES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE FIRST POWER LINE AT 500,000 VOLTS IN THE COUNTRY
    The general manager of ENDE Transmisión, Jorge Durandal, announced this Friday that the construction of the first 500 kV transmission line that will link the Carrasco and Santiváñez substations, in the department of Cochabamba, is underway. “It is the first line that is being built on this 500 kV voltage line, which would be 500,000 volts. It is a milestone because we are already in long pants competing with the countries that work with this line of tension, ”he explained in an interview with La Razón Radio.
  • ABI: ENDE: Transmisión line at 500 kilovolts has 80% execution
    452 / 5000 Resultados de traducción The general manager of ENDE Transmisión, Jorge Durandal, reported this Friday that the electric transmission line in 500 kilovolts (kV), which is built in the Cochabamba region, is 80% complete, so it is expected to conclude in May 2022. “We are going to finish the line in May 2022. We are at 80% execution both financially and physically,” said the general manager of ENDE Transmisión, in an interview with Bolivia Tv.
  • LA PALABRA DEL BENI: ENDE: Transmisión line in 500 kV has 80% execution
    La Paz (ABI) .- The general manager of ENDE Transmission, Jorge Durandal, reported that the 500 kV electric transmission line, which is being built in the Cochabamba region, is 80% complete, so it is expected to conclude in May 2022. “We are going to finish the line in May 2022. We are 80% complete, both financially and physically,” said the general manager of ENDE Transmisión, in an interview with Bolivia Tv.
  • July 1, 2021
    NUEVO SUR: Government will install electrical substation in Bermejo for the SIN
    The Government of Tarija, until May next year, must install an electrical substation to receive electricity from the National Interconnected System (SIN) that is currently installed and has a progress of more than 70%. The substation will cost 40 million bolivianos, according to the Governor, Oscar Montes Barzón, who was in Bermejo. The laying of the SIN towards the bermejeño triangle is in charge of Ende, from La Ventolera.
  • June 17, 2021
    NUEVO SUR: Half the city could be without power, a transformer is damaged
    Tarija receives energy from the National Interconnected System (SIN) through two transformers, one already has problems. These devices are used because the installed energy ring is not yet used. Governor Oscar Montes Barzón warned that a transformer in Monte Sud is losing oil, if the device jumps, half the city will be without power and rationing will return as in the past, the warning was made when he reported on Setar.

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