El 16 de agosto, hora local, el Proyecto Hidroeléctrico Ivirizu en Bolivia completó oficialmente su aceptación provisional, marcando la finalización total de las obras principales de este proyecto energético nacional con una capacidad instalada de 279,88 MW. Esto representa un paso clave para la estrategia de Bolivia de convertirse en un “centro energético”.

Ubicado en la cusupporting the Bolivian government's strategy to establish the country as an energy hub, ending the long-standing electricity shortage in the eastern highlands. At the same time, as the largest single hydropower project by a Chinese company in Bolivia, its successful acceptance strengthens the company's leading position in the South American infrastructure market, laying a solid foundation for future bids on South American grid interconnection projects.

Once fully operational, the Ivirizu Hydropower Project will generate an average of 1,2 billion kWh annually, facilitating Bolivia's transformation from an energy-importing country to a regional energy exporter, serving as a model project for highland cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative.