The Agreement Between AES and Ferbasa Will Provide an Average of 80 MW of Electrical Power Over 20 Years, With Deliveries Starting in 2024
The electric company AES Brasil and the Ferroalloys Company of Bahia – Ferbasa, have signed a contract that will provide an average of 80 megawatts of electrical energy over 20 years, with deliveries starting in 2024. The agreement was made after the former AES Tietê stated in January that it had signed a memorandum of understanding regarding energy supply with Ferbasa.
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Construction and Generation of Electrical Energy:
Electricity will be generated at the Cajuína Wind Farm, which will be installed in the state of Rio Grande do Norte. Construction of the farm will begin next year. The project has an installed capacity of 165 MW and an average generation of 92 MW.
The energy will be used to replace the current service of Ferbasa, which emphasizes that the contract does not represent an increase in production capacity. For the company, the strategy is to ensure the long-term use of electrical energy to reduce the cost of raw material acquisition.
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