Miel I is a 396 MW hydro power plant located in Colombia. View location, capacity, and technical details.
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Technical Details
- Fuel Type
- Hydroelectric
- Capacity
- 396 MW
- Commissioned
- 1998
- Status
- Operational
- Owner
- Isagen S.A.
- Country
- Colombia
- Coordinates
- 5.561, -74.887
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About this plant
Miel I is a prominent hydroelectric power generation facility located in Colombia, with coordinates 5.5606° N and -74.8866° W. With a capacity of 396 MW, this power plant plays a pivotal role in the country’s energy landscape, contributing significantly to Colombia’s renewable energy goals. The facility utilizes advanced hydroelectric technology to harness the power of flowing water, converting it into clean electricity. As part of the nation’s commitment to sustainable energy practices, Miel I supports the increasing demand for renewable energy in Colombia’s energy mix. The hydroelectric power plant is operated by Isagen S.A., a leading company in the Colombian energy sector. Given its strategic location and robust output, Miel I is integral to providing reliable electricity to both urban and rural communities, thereby supporting economic development and energy security in the region. Colombia has been proactive in implementing policies aimed at expanding the share of renewable sources in its energy generation portfolio, and Miel I is a testament to the country’s dedication to promoting sustainable energy solutions. As the nation continues to invest in its energy infrastructure, Miel I remains a vital asset, ensuring a stable and renewable source of electricity for the future.
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