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500 Jobs Will Be Created in SC and RS With R$407 Million Investment From EDP Energias do Brasil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/05/2019 at 07:58

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EDP Energias do Brasil Reached Agreement with China’s CEE Power and Brazil’s Brafer to Acquire Litoral Sul Transmissora de Energia, Which Has Transmission Lines in SC and RS, with an Investment of R$407M

EDP Energias do Brasil announced on Tuesday, May 28, the agreement with CEE Power and Brafer for the acquisition of Litoral Sul Transmissora de Energia, which has transmission lines in Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. The deal involves a total investment of R$ 407 million, comprising a lot consisting of two substations and 142 kilometers of line. The forecast is to generate 500 jobs for the works in both states.

“Lot Q consists of two substations and 142 kilometers of transmission lines, connecting the states of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, covering 12 municipalities in Santa Catarina and 10 cities in Rio Grande do Sul, from Tubarão in Santa Catarina to Torres in Rio Grande do Sul. During its construction, the venture could generate more than 500 direct jobs” — according to EDP’s statement.

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Recently, the company Sterlite Power, with its global headquarters in India, signed the concession contract for the Pampa project in Rio Grande do Sul. It refers to Lot 13, won in the last transmission auction by the National Agency of Electric Energy (Aneel). The lot provides for the construction of three energy transmission lines, totaling 316 kilometers in length and two substations. The investment is R$ 777.8 million.

The Indian company took on projects that dragged on for years in the hands of Eletrosul. After that, there were more years of negotiation with the Chinese Shanghai Electric, which did not succeed. The structure is essential to ensure the transport of energy produced in Rio Grande do Sul, which due to a lack of transmission lines and substations had projects restricted from participating in Federal Government auctions.

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