Neoenergia's Wind Farm Construction Is in Full Swing With Advanced Schedule of Works in Paraíba

Neoenergia’s Wind Farm Construction Is in Full Swing With Advanced Schedule of Works in Paraíba

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Published on 27/08/2020 at 14:38

Updated on 27/08/2020 at 15:47

Obras no Complexo Eólico Chafariz da Neoenergia na Paraíba/ Imagem: Site da empresa

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Neoenergia Presented Early Deliveries of the Construction Works for the Chafariz Wind Complex in Paraíba for the First Half

Neoenergia, a company operating in the renewable sector, advanced its schedule for the first half of this year regarding the construction works of the Chafariz Wind Complex, which includes wind farms in the municipality of Santa Luzia, located in the interior of Paraíba, and has an installed capacity of 471.2 MW.

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The construction works for Neoenergia’s wind complex in Paraíba began at the end of 2019. Activities planned for the first half of 2020 are progressing, and the 15 wind farms that make up the project are expected to begin operations in 2022.

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Neoenergia Projects in the Wind Sector of Brazil

Brazil is one of Neoenergia’s strategic markets, where investments of about €6.6 billion are expected by 2022 to continue growing in the areas of production, transportation, and distribution of electricity from wind sources.

In addition to the projects in Paraíba, Neoenergia holds the Oitis Complex, located between the states of Piauí and Bahia. Comprising 12 wind farms, the project will have a total installed capacity of 566.5 MW, making it the largest onshore wind project of Neoenergia in Latin America and the second in the world, with full commissioning scheduled for mid-2022.

Neoenergia’s Wind Farm Construction Is in Full Swing With Advanced Schedule of Works in Paraíba

Neoenergia Presented Early Deliveries of the Construction Works for the Chafariz Wind Complex in Paraíba for the First Half

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