400 Job Openings for Solar Power Plant Installation in Santa Rita Do Araguaia, Goiás

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 02/09/2020 at 17:51

Updated on 02/09/2020 at 17:54

As empresas de geração de energia solar vão investir R$ 40 milhões na implantação de suas estruturas em Goiás, o que deve criar quase 400 vagas de emprego

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Solar Energy Companies Will Invest R$ 40 Million in Their Structures in Goiás, Which Should Create Nearly 400 Jobs

Letters of intent for the installation of two solar energy generation plants were signed at the beginning of last month by the Governor of Goiás, Ronaldo Caiado. Bolsonaro Inaugurates Solar Power Plant in Goiás and Guarantees That “The Sun Will Not Be Taxed”

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The plants will be installed in the municipality of Santa Rita do Araguaia, in the Southwestern Region of Goiás. The contract was signed by Maxxi Plus and the Brazilian Cooperatives Union in Goiás (OCB).

Solar energy companies will invest R$ 40 million in the establishment of their structures, which is expected to create nearly 400 direct and indirect jobs.

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The announcement of the installation of solar energy plants in Santa Rita do Araguaia is unprecedented. Never before had the city, located on the border with Mato Grosso do Sul, received support from the state government. The distribution of investments by the state is a strategy to reduce regional inequalities that Caiado adopted during his administration. The goal is to decentralize the accumulated demand in cities like Goiânia, Aparecida de Goiânia, and Anápolis, and move industrial activities throughout the Goiás interior.

In less than two years, the current government has already signed 159 protocols, with an estimated investment of R$ 6.1 billion. The Secretary of Industry, Commerce, and Services (SIC), Adonídio Neto, emphasized that this is not just about written documents but agreements that become reality. Even amidst the pandemic, he points out, “Goiás is one of three states that experienced growth in formal jobs and industrial production.”

400 Job Openings for Solar Power Plant Installation in Santa Rita Do Araguaia, Goiás

Solar Energy Companies Will Invest R$ 40 Million in Their Structures in Goiás, Which Should Create Nearly 400 Jobs

Read Other News About Solar Energy

Full Development for Goiás

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