Brazil Will Have Hydroelectric Reservoirs at Historic Levels By October

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 04/05/2023 at 12:38

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Brazil Is Moving Toward Historic Levels in Hydroelectric Reservoirs During the Post-Dry Period Expected for October This Year.

According to the Electric Sector Monitoring Committee (CMSE), in a meeting held last Wednesday, the abundant rains that fell across much of the country, combined with a favorable climatic outlook, will contribute to the country finishing the post-dry period with the highest water reserve ever recorded for the month of October.

The Ministry of Mines and Energy announced, in a statement, that the expectation is for reservoir levels to be between 70.4% and 81.6% by the end of October, thanks to the significant rainfall periods that occurred in recent months.

The Expectation Is for Reservoirs to Remain Full, Which Is Positive for Hydroelectric Energy Generation, the Country’s Main Source of Energy.

According to the National Electric System Operator (ONS), in April of this year, storage percentages of 86.2%, 84.0%, 90.9%, and 98.4% were recorded in the Southeast/Central-West, South, Northeast, and North subsystems, respectively. The National Interconnected System (SIN) recorded an average storage of 87.5% at the end of April, the highest average in the last 12 years.

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Brazil Is Also Exporting Excess Energy to Neighboring Countries

In April of this year, 444 MW average of hydroelectric energy and 803 MW average of thermal energy were exported to Argentina, and 153 MW average of hydroelectric energy and 191 MW average of thermal energy to Uruguay.

The expectation of having reservoirs at historic levels is extremely beneficial for the energy supply in the country. A diverse energy supply, which combines renewable sources such as hydroelectric and solar, along with the export of excess energy to neighboring countries, helps strengthen the stability and energy security of the country. It is expected that this positive trend will continue in the future, providing lasting advantages for Brazil.

Brazil Will Have Hydroelectric Reservoirs at Historic Levels By October

Brazil Is Moving Toward Historic Levels in Hydroelectric Reservoirs During the Post-Dry Period Expected for October This Year.

The Expectation Is for Reservoirs to Remain Full, Which Is Positive for Hydroelectric Energy Generation, the Country’s Main Source of Energy.

Brazil Is Also Exporting Excess Energy to Neighboring Countries

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