The Ituango Hydropower Plant, constructed by the Power Construction Corporation of China in Colombia, stands as the largest hydropower station currently under construction in the Americas. Upon completion, it is projected to meet 12 percent of Colombia's electricity demand, marking a significant milestone in the nation's energy infrastructure.
Helen Sáez, a Colombian worker involved in the project, highlighted the Ituango Hydropower Project as a pivotal development that heralds a new era of large-scale projects and commercial cooperation between China and Colombia. By harnessing renewable resources such as wind and water, the project showcases the potential of sustainable energy solutions.
Sáez expressed optimism for the future, anticipating that the strong relationship between China and Colombia will continue to flourish. She envisions leveraging China's advanced technology alongside Colombia's abundant natural resources to drive sustainable development and economic growth in her country.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
