Ceará to Receive Billion-Dollar Investment From Australian Multinational Enegix for Construction of Green Hydrogen Plant in Pecém

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/02/2021 at 13:26

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If Realized, The Investment for Building a Plant in The Port and Industrial Complex of Pecém Will Be The Second Largest Private Investment in The History of Ceará

The Australian multinational Enegix Energy, focused on renewable energy, signed a billion-dollar memorandum of understanding with the government of Ceará to build a green hydrogen (H2V) production plant in the Port and Industrial Complex of Pecém (Cipp). The plant anticipates an investment of US$ 5.4 billion – equivalent to about R$ 28 billion.

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According to the Secretary of Economic Development and Labor, Maia Júnior, the construction of the plant is expected to last between three and four years after the presentation and approval of the project’s licenses. However, there is currently no forecast for the delivery date of the environmental and operational projects by Enegix Energy.

If realized, the investment will be the second largest private investment in the history of Ceará

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