Santo Domingo.- AES Dominicana reported that the 300-megawatt natural gas generator AES Andrés went out of service last Friday, May 7 at dawn to carry out maintenance that cannot be postponed, approved by the Coordinating Body of the Interconnected Electricity Sector (OC-SENI), which It will take an average of six days.
Through a statement, the company stated that the return of this unit is scheduled for this Thursday, May 12; however, in the last few hours work has intensified to ensure that the generator can re-enter the system ahead of schedule.
AES Dominicana clarified that it continues to make its usual contribution to SENI, both in terms of energy and frequency regulation through the Los Mina V, VI and VII generators and the Bayasol photovoltaic plant.
These works have been timely coordinated with the authorities that direct the operation of the system.
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AES Dominicana drives the future of energy with tailored solutions based on new technologies, adapted to customer needs, sustainable development and responsible consumption, accelerating the energy transition, all together.
It maintains a collaborative management with the Dominican society and especially with the communities near its production plants on the basis of trust and shared value. In 24 years of presence in the country, it has cultivated trust as an asset that is strengthened every day with the daily delivery of competitive electricity to the National Interconnected Electric System (SENI) to serve the three electricity distributors, with important alliances that reinforce its long-term vision and an investment portfolio of 1,800 million dollars, leveraged on operational management with safety as a condition of employment, where our people and surrounding communities come first, and with a genuine commitment to caring for the environment .
