Aneel Approved Commercial Operation of Power Generation Unit at Thermoelectric Plant Located in Goiás State

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Published on 11/08/2020 at 12:17

Vista aérea da usina Lago Azul, Goiás/ Imagem: Divulgação

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The Thermoelectric Plant of Lago Azul S.A., Specialized in Soy and Ethanol, Has Been Authorized by Aneel to Add 3 MW of Power for Commercial Operation

This Monday (10), the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) released the commercial operation of the UG3 generating tower of the Lago Azul thermoelectric plant. The measure includes 3 MW of installed capacity of the enterprise, located in the city of Ipameri (GO).

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Aneel Approved Commercial Operation of Power Generation Unit at Thermoelectric Plant Located in Goiás State

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