The Chinese corporation is currently present in more than 100 countries, and Brazil ended up becoming an important asset for its renewable projects.

In the heart of Ceará, in the city of Mauriti, the Chinese Powerchina has just signed a R$ 1,8 billion contract to build a solar energy park, just when Brazil conquers an unprecedented place in the world ranking of solar energy and will generate more than 300 thousand jobs in 2023.

Completion of the park is scheduled for February 2025, with construction starting in March of this year.

The sector's executive, Joaquim Rolim, and SDE's coordinator for Attracting Structuring Industrial Enterprises, Brgida Miola, met remotely this Tuesday with SDE's secretary, Salmito Filho (PDT).

The focus of Governor Elmano de Freitas, as well as the holder of the SDE, Salmito Filho, is to provide a favorable environment for doing business.

About the Chinese company and its solar energy projects and other renewable sources

For clean and low-carbon energy, water resources, environmental construction and infrastructure, Power Construction Corporation of China (POWERCHINA) provides investment and financing, project planning, engineering construction, equipment manufacturing and operations management.

Powerchina International Group Ltd. was formed to handle overseas business. Powerchina operates in over 60 countries from its 6 regional headquarters, giving it an edge in increasingly important local markets.

Powerchina has been present in Brazil since 2006 working on more than 50 contracts. There are now six high-quality construction projects underway.

The company is present in 131 different countries. Highlights include the Noor Phase III Project (150MW) in Morocco, the largest Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) in the world, and the Dau Tieng Solar Photovoltaic Project (500MW) in Vietnam, the largest solar project in Southeast Asia and the largest semi-submerged photovoltaics in the world.