Neoenergia's Wind Energy Complex in the Brazilian Hinterlands Will Have the Capacity to Supply Over 3 Million People

Neoenergia’s Wind Energy Complex in the Brazilian Hinterlands Will Have the Capacity to Supply Over 3 Million People

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/11/2020 at 10:47

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Neoenergia Benefits Communities in the Region of the Chafariz Wind Farm Complex (PB) with the Installation of Solar Panels and Expansion of Renewable Energy in the Region

The Chafariz Wind Farm Complex consists of 15 wind farms located in the municipalities of Santa Luzia, Areia de Baraúnas, São Mamed, São José do Sabugi, and Junco do Seridó (PB), all in the hinterland of Paraíba. Once operational, the project will have an installed capacity of 471 MW of renewable energy, thanks to the 136 wind turbines, one of the most modern and efficient on the market, with blades about 65 meters long.

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The 15 wind farms under construction by Neoenergia are expected to be completed by 2022. Along with Santa Luzia, located in the same region, the complex will be one of the largest in the country and one of the biggest for the company worldwide.

The Chafariz Wind Farm Complex in Paraíba brings benefits through various initiatives from Neoenergia. Among them is support for the Community Association of Black Potters of Serra do Talhado, an entity formed by women from the Quilombola Community of Serra do Talhado Urbana in Santa Luzia (PB), which produces clay pieces such as pots and vases.

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