Illegal electricity connections in Peru are causing substantial financial losses, estimated at S/103 million annually, according to Pluz Energía. This stolen energy totals 207 GWh, enough to power districts such as San Juan de Lurigancho, Lima Cercado, San Martín de Porres, Callao, and Comas for an entire month. The issue highlights the vulnerability of the energy infrastructure and the economic impact of theft. Pluz Energía is working to identify these clandestine connections and mitigate the risks they pose. These risks include potential fires, power outages, and damage to the electrical grid. Addressing this problem is crucial for ensuring a stable and secure energy supply for communities across Peru. The company emphasizes the need for public awareness to combat this widespread issue.