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Energía: Crece generación eléctrica

La generación eléctrica alcanzó 4,343 GWh en marzo, mostrando un avance de 2.3% a/a. En este sentido, el aporte hidroeléctrico en el mes representó sólo un 30.3% (-5.4 pp m/m y -9.4 pp a/a), mientras que la generación térmica alcanzó un 68.8% del mix, de acuerdo a información proporcionada por el CDEC-SIC.

En tanto, los costos marginales (CMg) en el SIC promediaron US$172 por MWh en marzo (basado en la información disponible hasta el día 25 del mismo mes), subiendo 33.1% m/m pero cayendo 25.1% a/a.

Por otro lado, según los datos de operación del CDEC-SING, la generación en el Norte Grande alcanzó 1,461 GWh durante marzo (+2.5% a/a). Dentro de esa cifra, el carbón aportó con un 82.6%, el gas natural un 12.5% y el diesel un 3.9%. Por su parte, los CMg promediaron US$65 por MWh durante el mes.

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