Enel Americas, a Chile-based subsidiary of Italian energy major Enel, said Wednesday that it distributed 26.3 terawatt-hours of electricity in Q2, 0.5% down from 26.5 TWh in the same quarter last year.
For H1, however, electricity distributed rose 1% year over year to 52.5 TWh from 52.1 TWh last year.
The company reported net production of 10.9 TWh in the quarter ended June 30, 8% higher than 10.1 TWh in the year-ago period.
Q2 hydropower was 5.6 TWh, compared with 5.5 TWh a year ago. Wind and solar together generated 5 TWh, and thermal 300 gigawatt-hours, compared with 4.6 TWh and 100 GWh, respectively.
The company has a net installed capacity of 12.1 gigawatts as of June 30, with hydro accounting for 41%, wind 29%, solar 26% and thermal 4%.