New job vacancies will appear along the 12 thermoelectric plants in Macaé, check it out!

The new bets were concentrated in Macaé for the construction of 12 thermoelectric plants starting next year, according to the words of the president of the Commercial and Industrial Association of Macaé (ABOVE), Francisco Navega, popularly known as 'navega' the construction of new thermoelectric power plants that will produce energy with natural gas, adding the two existing ones, can transform Macaé into an energy capital.

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The oil and gas market will be promising in 2021 with the construction of thermoelectric plants

Francisco Navega says he is eager and happy to put the project into practice and that he can't wait to change Macaé's scenario and transform the municipality into an oil and gas hub.

For the construction of 12 new thermoelectric plants, the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) released R$ 2 billion in financing for the implementation of UTE Marlim Azul Energia SA  

Even though Macaé already has two functioning thermoelectric units, it will also receive a pioneering electricity generation project involving the company Shell and UTE Marlin Azul Energia. The new thermoelectric plant will be built in the Logistic and Industrial Complex of Macaé and will have 565,5 MW of installed capacity, enough to supply two million homes.

New Regulatory Framework for Natural Gas, recently approved, will also contribute to the development of the thermoelectric plant in Macaé

Last Wednesday, 02/09, a text of Bill 6407/13, changed the regiment for exploration of gas pipelines on national soil, now passing from concession to authorization, it was precisely what ended up breaking Petrobras' natural gas monopoly.

Thus, all companies involving natural gas and oil activities will only be able to operate with an authorization issued by the National Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANP). Without a shadow of a doubt, once built and when the construction process of the new thermoelectric plant in Macaé begins, it is estimated that more than 1.500 direct jobs will be generated.