Em 2019, a geradora CTG Brasil aplicou R$ 29,8 milhões em projetos socioambientais

In 2019, Power Generator CTG Brasil Invested R$ 29.8 Million in Socio-Environmental Projects

Written by Roberta Souza Published on 25/05/2020 at 20:20

CTG Brasil

Result Was Released Last Friday (22), In The Company’s Annual Sustainability Report

Last Friday (22), the generator CTG Brasil disclosed that it directed 29.8 million reais to projects that mainly benefit the communities surrounding the company’s operations, in initiatives for environmental education, enhancement of local culture, biodiversity protection, among others, increasing the positive impacts of a business model based 100% on generating clean energy.

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This information is part of the 2019 Annual Sustainability Report, disclosed by the company in a presentation by the president for employees. According to him, the company has an important role in supporting national development, ensuring the functionality of the infrastructure that will support energy supply efficiently and sustainably.

“Generating value sustainably is the best way to achieve strategic objectives in the long term, and that is why we are signatories of the UN Global Compact to conduct business while respecting the principles of human rights protection, good labor practices, environmental preservation, and combating corruption.”

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