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The National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) approved the commercial operation of four 3,4 MW wind turbines from the Ventos de Vila Paraíba II wind farm, in the municipality of Serra do Mel, located in Rio Grande do Norte, totaling approximately 13,8 MW of installed capacity.
Aneel performs several activities to ensure that the electricity sector develops in a balanced way and to the benefit of society. A agency creates the rules for the generation, transmission, distribution and commercialization of energy, as well as promotes auctions and authorizes undertakings and electricity services in the country.
In addition to the authorization for the operation of new wind turbines in Serra do Mel, RN, Aneel also released two 4,2 MW generating units for testing, totaling 8,4 MW of power, for the operation of the Vila Piauí III wind farm, also located in the same city.
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The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) approved, together with the Special Regime for Infrastructure Development (Reidi), a project for six wind power plants totaling 297 MW and R$ 1,6 billion in investments free of PIS/PASEP and Confins charges. The information was published in the Official Gazette (DOU) and on the MME website. Read the full article by clicking on this link here.
