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Seridó Park, in the Northeast, Will Create Approximately 600 Jobs and Prevent the Annual Emission of About 208,000 Tons of CO2 into the Atmosphere.
Regular and steady winds from the Paraíba Sertão have become wind power for the Northeast. The multinational EDF Renewables, a company in the renewable energy sector, has already begun construction work to install a wind farm in the Junco do Seridó and Santa Luzia region of Paraíba, promising 600 job openings!
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With operations set to begin in the first quarter of 2023, the total generating capacity of the wind farm will be 242 MW, equivalent to the annual consumption of 700,000 Brazilian families.
The construction of new wind farms in the Junco do Seridó and Santa Luzia region, municipalities in Paraíba with about 22,000 inhabitants, will prioritize local labor, the company reported to the newspaper Conversa Política.
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The Serra do Seridó wind farm has a projected investment of R$ 1 billion, with 50% financed by the Northeast Bank. Approximately 20% of the farm’s energy was sold in the 04/2019 Generation Auction for the regulated segment, while the remainder was secured through PPAs in the free market.
Seridó Park Will Prevent the Annual Emission of About 208,000 Tons of CO2 into the Atmosphere.
The Seridó Park will prevent the annual emission of about 208,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere. The company is also establishing local agreements with veterinary clinics and nurseries for the maintenance, research, and studies of regional flora and fauna, as a way to try to reduce environmental impacts, which are already questioned by researchers.
“When we carry out construction and operation activities, we strive to identify, understand, assess, and address the specific environmental and social issues of each project. We always seek to organize the impact of our activities on biodiversity and to ensure the quality of life for people close to the projects,” comments Raissa Lafranque, Vice President of EDF Renewables.
600 Job Openings for the Construction of Wind Farms in the Northeast
There are job openings for those interested in working on the construction, who must contact the Socio-Environmental Support Center of the park, located in Junco do Seridó, or reach out via WhatsApp at 0800 717 7447. It is estimated that more than 600 direct and indirect jobs will be created.
The EDF Renewables, a leading company in renewable energy, has a total installed capacity of 13.8 GW worldwide. Its development focuses primarily on wind and solar photovoltaic energy.
It mainly operates in Europe and North America, holding strong positions in offshore wind energy, but also in other areas of the renewable energy industry, such as distributed energy and energy storage.
In Brazil since 2015, it ranks among the country’s leaders in the renewable energy sector with a total of 1.3 GW in projects, installed and under construction, of solar and wind energy in Bahia, Minas Gerais, and Paraíba.
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