Brazil's Electric Power Gets Over R$ 33 Million Investment With Project From the Ministry of Mines and Energy, in Partnership With CCEE

Brazil’s Electric Power Gets Over R$ 33 Million Investment With Project From the Ministry of Mines and Energy, in Partnership With CCEE

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/04/2022 at 06:48

Updated on 26/04/2022 at 06:49

Foto: Reprodução gov.br – “MME e CCEE assinam convênio para execução de R$ 33,6 milhões em projetos”

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Agreement Between CCEE and Ministry of Mines and Energy Provides for Software and Applications for the Modernization of Brazil’s Electric Sector

Published in the Official Gazette of the Union on April 20, Wednesday, the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) and the Electric Energy Trading Chamber (CCEE) reached an agreement that includes an investment of 33.6 million reais for conducting studies and research in the electric energy segment of Brazil, an area that has attracted investors.

According to the Ministry of Mines and Energy, the agreement plans to carry out four projects, which involve studies, consulting, and technical work aimed at increasing monitoring capacity and control in the area of electric energy in Brazil. Thus, these services will occur through the so-called Project Meta.

Get to Know Project Meta

In this sense, according to the article by Wilian Miron for the virtual news outlet Broadcast, Project Meta depends on a loan from the Ministry of Mines and Energy with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), with a total amount equivalent to US$ 38 million in investments. This initiative reinforces the coordinating role of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, considering that participants, such as the CCEE, do not incur financial counterparts and operate in conjunction with the MME to ensure the electricity project succeeds across Brazil.

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Brazil’s Electric Power Gets Over R$ 33 Million Investment With Project From the Ministry of Mines and Energy, in Partnership With CCEE

Agreement Between CCEE and Ministry of Mines and Energy Provides for Software and Applications for the Modernization of Brazil’s Electric Sector

Get to Know Project Meta

U.S. Scientists Developed Solar Panels That Generate Energy at Night

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