Self-generation and installed distributed renewable generation (GDR)
- Energy, water and telecommunications
- The power market and its tariffs
- not audited
The Distributed Renewable Generator (GDR) category covers plants under 5 MW; as of 1 April 2025 there were 64 GDRs registered with the AMM. According to Energia Estrategica, Guatemala has passed 200 MW installed between self-producers and GDRs; that is a press figure, still to be checked against the CNEE's GDR and UAEE Statistical Report 2020-2024. This dossier does not set out the procedural requirements for connecting self-generation.
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Figures
- GDR threshold
- <5 MW
- Registered GDRs
- 64
- Installed between self-producers and GDRs (press)
- >200 MW
Caveat
Sources
Related records
- Wholesale market participants, from generators to large users
- 2025 electricity generation mix and renewable share
- 2025 SNI production, consumption and average spot price
- CNEE tariff-setting mechanism and extra charges on the bill
- Regulated EEGSA, DEOCSA and DEORSA tariffs and the social tariff
- Gran Usuario status and buying power outside the regulated tariff
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