CELSE recebe licença e entra na fase final de instalação de Termoelétrica

CELSE Receives License and Enters Final Installation Phase of Thermoelectric Plant

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 22/11/2019 at 06:30

Updated on 04/01/2020 at 06:46

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With Capacity to Meet the Equivalent of 15% of the NE Demand, the Thermoelectric Plant Is Set to Enter Commercial Operation in January 2020

Last Wednesday (20), CELSE obtained two authorizations that inaugurated the final stage of implementation of the largest and most efficient natural gas thermoelectric plant in Latin America: UTE Porto Sergipe I. The actions involved the approval of agencies such as ANP (National Agency of Petroleum and Biofuels) and ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency). See also that Petrobras leases Fafens in Bahia and Sergipe to the Unigel Group for R$ 177 million

The signatures obtained by the Company included permission for the Pre-Operation of Brazil’s first private LNG terminal, allowing regasification and the movement of gas to UTE Porto de Sergipe I, issued by ANP; and the release of the four generating units to begin Test Operation, with a total generation capacity of 1.5GW, issued by ANEEL.

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About the Company

CELSE (Centrais Elétricas de Sergipe S.A), a company created by the Brazilian EBRASIL – Eletricidade do Brasil and Golar Power, was founded in 2015 for the generation and commercialization of electric energy from gas thermoelectric generating units. The company was successful in the New Energy Auction A-5 in April 2015, establishing 26 contracts to enter commercial operation in January 2020.

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