Enel SP Invests R$ 10.6 Million and Starts Works to Expand Energy Supply Capacity at Sumaré Substation, Creating Jobs and Income for Local Residents

Enel SP Will Invest Over R$ 10 Million and Celebrates the Start of Works to Expand the Energy Supply Capacity of the Substation in Sumaré, Benefiting 24 Thousand Customers and Generating Numerous Jobs

Enel Distribuição SP began the works to expand the energy supply capacity of the Sumaré substation this Tuesday (27), in the West Zone of SP. The project will receive an investment of R$ 10.6 million and, in addition to generating numerous jobs for the population, will benefit approximately 24 thousand customers in six neighborhoods of São Paulo. The works are expected to be completed in March of next year.

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New Energy Transformers in Sumaré (SP)

The goal of Enel’s works is to expand the supply capacity of the Sumaré substation by 20 Megavolt Ampere (MVA). Technicians will replace three 15/20 MVA transformers with two 32/40 MVA transformers.

Additionally, they will also install a digital protection and control system so that the Sumaré substation can operate remotely by the Distribution Operations Center of the utility in Barueri (SP). According to Vincenzo Ruotolo, responsible for Infrastructure and Networks at the utility, Enel SP’s project for the expansion and implementation of new technologies at the Sumaré substation will contribute to enhancing the reliability of the energy system while also keeping pace with consumer market growth in the region.

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Furthermore, the project, which will create numerous jobs, aligns with the digitization process of Enel SP’s electric grid. The project promises to generate various jobs and will also allow the electric grid in the region to accompany the growth of the consumer market, encouraging socioeconomic development in São Paulo.

With increased energy capacity, the neighborhoods will be able to accommodate new commercial establishments and residential buildings. Enel SP’s project also includes the reconstruction of three kilometers of the distribution network.

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Enel SP Modernizes Its Substations

This month, in addition to the works in Sumaré, Enel SP has also started modernization works at the Regis substation in the municipality of Itapecerica da Serra, part of the São Paulo metropolitan area.

In this project, which also generated numerous jobs, approximately R$ 4.3 million was invested and it benefited about 34.5 thousand customers from the municipalities of Embu, Juquitiba, São Paulo, São Lourenço da Serra, and Itapecerica. The distributor has a plan for improvements and modernization of its energy systems and last year alone applied over R$ 900 million, a 9.5% increase compared to 2019.

The resources invested by the company aim to optimize the reactive capacity of the substation, enhancing the quality of the energy supplied by constructing a Capacitor Bank (EBC) and installing 145 kV circuit breakers and switches.

Get to Know Enel

Enel is one of the main private groups in the energy sector throughout Brazil and is a key player in the development of sustainable sources in the country.

Enel operates across the entire energy chain, from generation to commercialization. The company has four distributors in the states of Rio de Janeiro, Goiás, and São Paulo and provides energy to approximately 17 million residential, industrial, commercial, rural, and public sector customers.