EEGSA's ownership and service area
- Energy, water and telecommunications
- The power market and its tariffs
- not audited
EEGSA was privatized in 1998: on 30 July 1998 the consortium Iberdrola Energia / TPS de Ultramar / EDP acquired 80% of the state's shares. Today it sits within EPM Guatemala, part of Grupo EPM (Medellin, Colombia). It distributes ~40% of the country's energy and covers Guatemala, Escuintla and Sacatepequez — the most industrialized departments — plus parts of Santa Rosa and Chimaltenango, with coverage above 99% in its area.
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Figures
- EEGSA privatization
- 80% of state shares to Iberdrola / TPS de Ultramar / EDP
- Current owner
- EPM Guatemala (EPM Group, Medellín)
- Share of the country's distributed energy
- ~40%
- Coverage in its service area
- >99%
Sources
Organizations named in the answer
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