With An Investment of R$ 3.5 Billion in Energy Transition, Neoenergia Opens The First Renewable Complex That Combines Wind And Solar Energy In The Sertão Region of Paraíba

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 23/03/2023 at 00:47

Updated on 23/03/2023 at 19:47

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The Renewable Complex Uniquely Integrates The Production Of Wind And Solar Energies In A Single System. Neoenergia Developed A Complex Capable Of Supplying 1.3 Million Homes Annually In The Heart Of Paraíba.

Neoenergia has inaugurated an unprecedented project for a renewable complex that combines wind and solar energies into a single production chain. The plant is located in the heart of Paraíba, with a generation potential of 0.6GW. Additionally, the complex secured investments of R$ 3.5 billion to be put into operation.

See: Launch of The Renewable Complex In Paraíba

Neoenergia Advances In The Brazilian Energy Transition And Inaugurates First Renewable Complex With Integrated Production Of Wind And Solar Energies

Neoenergia, one of the largest electricity companies in the country, announced this week the inauguration of a new renewable energy complex in Brazil.

The Neoenergia Renewable Complex, located in the heart of Paraíba, is a pioneering project that integrates wind and solar energy generation from Neoenergia Chafariz and Neoenergia Luzia, respectively.

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Technology For Combining Solar And Wind Energies In The New Renewable Complex From Neoenergia Is Innovative In The Brazilian Market

The CEO of Neoenergia, Eduardo Capelastegui, highlighted the contribution of both national and international scenarios in the development of the project.

“We believe that the promising path towards a more economical and sustainable future points to energy generation from renewable sources integrated through smart grids. We are prepared to serve Brazilians with reliability and security, considering the growing demand from the free market,” Capelastegui stated.

Neoenergia not only reinforced its commitment to national sustainability but also enhanced the technology of its operations.

The Executive Director of Renewables, Laura Porto, emphasized that the combination of wind and solar energies into a single plant is a new regulatory concept in the national market.

The project installed in the heart of Paraíba was approved by Aneel back in 2022, being pioneering in the segment.

The company’s strategy is not only to take advantage of the high production potential of the region but also to optimize the entire chain by uniting both renewable energies.

In this way, the generation park and the transmission line inaugurate a new model of energy generation, prioritizing cost reduction, sustainability, and energy security.

With the new renewable complex project in Paraíba, Neoenergia is increasingly investing in solar and wind energies in the Brazilian market.

With An Investment of R$ 3.5 Billion in Energy Transition, Neoenergia Opens The First Renewable Complex That Combines Wind And Solar Energy In The Sertão Region of Paraíba

The Renewable Complex Uniquely Integrates The Production Of Wind And Solar Energies In A Single System. Neoenergia Developed A Complex Capable Of Supplying 1.3 Million Homes Annually In The Heart Of Paraíba.

See: Launch of The Renewable Complex In Paraíba

Neoenergia Advances In The Brazilian Energy Transition And Inaugurates First Renewable Complex With Integrated Production Of Wind And Solar Energies

Technology For Combining Solar And Wind Energies In The New Renewable Complex From Neoenergia Is Innovative In The Brazilian Market

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