Portuguese 
Spanish 
The Objective Of The Contract With FERBASA Is For AES Brazil To Provide 80 MW Of Wind Power For A Period Of 20 Years, With Energy Delivery Starting In 2024.
AES Brazil reported through a material fact on the night of this Tuesday, 12, that it signed today a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ferbasa for a wind power project. The parties, from the signing of the MoU, which binds commercial terms and conditions, will begin negotiating the contract that will detail the commitments already established in the Memorandum and will establish essential clauses for the celebration of the business.
Read Also
Ferbasa States It Is Eager To Start The AES Brazil Project
Ferbasa also issued a relevant fact explaining that the acquisition of the volume of 80MW of average wind power does not represent an increase in productive capacity, but rather a strategy for reducing energy costs in its contract portfolio.
AES Brazil further informed that the wind power park will be developed at the Cajuína Wind Complex, in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, an area where the company is already establishing its wind cluster, with construction expected to begin in 2021.
-
After a Year of Success in Switzerland, Solar Railway Attracts Italy’s Interest for Clean Energy Transformation
-
Robots Clean Solar Panels in Desert Power Plants Without Water, Preventing Energy Losses
-
Brazil’s Offshore Wind Energy Potential Worth $1 Trillion Stalled by Long-Delayed Agreement
-
World’s Largest Engie Solar Plant in Brazil Highlights Billion-Dollar Energy Waste Issue: Company Considers Batteries and Bitcoin Mining to Avoid Wasting Production
The AES Project Has 165MW Of Installed Wind Capacity, Equivalent To 92 MW Of Average Assured Power At P-50
“This step reinforces the company’s growth and diversification strategy in its wind power portfolio through the development of projects from sources complementary to hydropower and with long-term contracts, aiming to create value for shareholders,” stated AES Brazil in the announcement.
AES Brazil has been investing in Brazil for over 20 years and is a 100% renewable electricity generator in the country. The company stated that it aims to increase its efforts in wind and solar energy in the coming years.
