21,2 mil vagas de emprego serão geradas em 91 projetos contratados no Leilão de energia A-6

21,200 Jobs Will Be Created in 91 Projects Contracted in A-6 Energy Auction

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 19/10/2019 at 10:54

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Creation of 21,200 Jobs Will Come from R$ 11.16 Billion in Investments in 91 Projects Contracted at the A-6 Energy Auction Held Yesterday, 10/18.

Business and job vacancies, this relationship has never been so well represented as in the current moment of crisis we are experiencing. The highly anticipated A-6 energy auction, which Click Petróleo e Gás announced here had 26 natural gas thermoelectric projects registered, exceeded expectations and contracted a total of 91 projects that will greatly contribute to the energy generation that Brazil so desperately needs for development.

The new contracts will require investments of R$ 11.16 billion and will create 21,200 direct job vacancies with operations scheduled by the MME to begin in 2025.
It is worth noting that the expected contracts were around 500 MW to 800 MW, well below the nearly 3 GW contracted and an average price of R$ 176.09 per megawatt, 33.73% below the maximum prices defined by the bidding process.

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The Highlights

Among the winning companies, Brazilian Eneva appeared with the Nova Venécia thermoelectric plant, producing 92.2 megawatts; French Voltalia, with at least two solar parks totaling 80 megawatts; and Norwegian Statfrakt, with a 75.6 megawatt wind project,
Regarding sources, wind farms were the source with the highest traded volume, with 1.04 gigawatts in capacity, followed by gas thermoelectric plants, with 734 megawatts, and solar parks, with 530 megawatts.

On a smaller scale, but still with a notable role, the auction on October 18 also contracted 445 megawatts in hydropower plants and about 230 megawatts in biomass thermoelectric plants.

21,200 Jobs Will Be Created in 91 Projects Contracted in A-6 Energy Auction

Creation of 21,200 Jobs Will Come from R$ 11.16 Billion in Investments in 91 Projects Contracted at the A-6 Energy Auction Held Yesterday, 10/18.

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21,200 Jobs Will Be Created in 91 Projects Contracted in A-6 Energy Auction

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