Energy Company Engie Brasil Aims to Increase Its Solar and Wind Energy Matrix by Targeting Transmission Auctions and Analyzing the Integration of Hydrogen Percentages into the Future Network of Transportadora Associada de Gás (TAG)

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Published on 12/01/2022 at 12:47

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Engie Focuses on Solar and Wind Energy, Besides Transmission Auctions

On December 10, the director of new businesses at Engie Brasil Energia, Guilherme Ferrari, stated that the company continues to be inclined to expand its wind and solar energy matrix through projects with satisfactory capacity factors and natural resources, with the technologies directing most of Engie’s new investments in generation.

“These sources remain more competitive in the current situation of high prices and this is where we will continue directing our investments, seeking new opportunities for M&A and greenfield projects,” added the executive.

Hydrogen Gas Transport in TAG Pipelines

Regarding the subsidiary’s future plans for the natural gas company to work with hydrogen transport, TAG’s CEO, Gustavo Labanca, stated that the carrier is already analyzing the various percentage limits that the recent energy vector could be associated with in the gas pipeline network, called blend.

Stating that much of the expertise of this new market opening to Brazil in the future comes from experiences of the European holding company, he emphasizes: “Up to 5% would not be a problem, 10% requires some additional investment, and as this rate increases, the operational risk rises.”

Without indicating possible deadlines, the executive declared that Brazil has a renewable energy generation capacity, such as wind and solar, much greater than demand and that this factor could accelerate the electrolysis of H2 and the projects that are starting to be implemented. “We are working and looking towards this decarbonized future and aiming to be more efficient in the transport of this and other gases in the future, such as biomethane and biogas,” he concludes.

Energy Company Engie Brasil Aims to Increase Its Solar and Wind Energy Matrix by Targeting Transmission Auctions and Analyzing the Integration of Hydrogen Percentages into the Future Network of Transportadora Associada de Gás (TAG)

Engie Focuses on Solar and Wind Energy, Besides Transmission Auctions

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