Eneva Announces Acquisition of the Thermal Power Plant Termofortaleza and Invests in Energy Hub in Northeast Brazil

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Published on 29/08/2022 at 22:25

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The Company Eneva Now Focuses on Investments for the Development of Its Energy Hub in the Northeast Region of Brazil and Announced the Purchase of the Termofortaleza Plant as Another Step Towards Expansion in the National Market.

The Brazilian Energy Company Eneva Announced the Purchase of the Fortaleza Thermoelectric Power Plant (Termofortaleza) with a Payment of R$ 489.8 million to Enel Brasil. The Company Aims to Consolidate Its Energy Production Hub in the Northeast Region of Brazil, and the Acquisition of the Plant in the State of Ceará Ensures Not Only an Expansion in Productivity but Also Greater Growth in the Region.

Termofortaleza Power Plant Acquired from Enel Brasil by Eneva, Which Now Aims for the Resource Production Hub in Northeast Brazil

Company Eneva Announced Another Important Step Taken for Its Growth in the Energy Production and Transmission Market in the National Market, the Purchase of the Termofortaleza Plant with a Payment of R$ 489.8 million to Enel Brasil.

The Company Expects the Acquisition of the Asset to Solidify as an Important Step for the Development of an Energy Hub in the Northeast Region of Brazil, Given That the Plant Is Highly Relevant in the Cearense Energy Landscape.

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Purchase of Termofortaleza Reinforces the Company’s Role in the Natural Gas Energy Production Market in Brazil and Will Contribute to Growth in the Sector

In Addition to the Payment of R$ 489.8 Million in Transaction with Enel Brasil, Eneva Will Make Payments Conditional on the Future Recontracting of the Thermoelectric Plant After the Current Contract Expires in 2023, Expected to Be Approximately R$ 97 Million.

The Purchase of the Termofortaleza Plant This Month Was Another Move by the Company in the Natural Gas Energy Production Market, Reinforcing the Importance of This Source to Ensure Electricity Supply in the Region.

This Is Just Another of the Company’s Deals in the Field, As in June This Year, Eneva Presented a Proposal to Acquire Centrais Elétricas de Sergipe Participações S.A (CELSEPAR) to Purchase the Porto de Sergipe Plant for R$ 6.1 Billion (Approximately US$ 1.27 Billion). The Thermoelectric Plant Is One of the Largest in Latin America and Has a Capacity of 1.6 Gigawatts (GW) of Energy Production.

Now, With This New Acquisition and Its Assets Already Operating in the National Market, Eneva’s Energy Hub in the Northeast Region of Brazil Is Becoming Even Closer to Being Fully Consolidated.

Eneva Announces Acquisition of the Thermal Power Plant Termofortaleza and Invests in Energy Hub in Northeast Brazil

The Company Eneva Now Focuses on Investments for the Development of Its Energy Hub in the Northeast Region of Brazil and Announced the Purchase of the Termofortaleza Plant as Another Step Towards Expansion in the National Market.

Termofortaleza Power Plant Acquired from Enel Brasil by Eneva, Which Now Aims for the Resource Production Hub in Northeast Brazil

Purchase of Termofortaleza Reinforces the Company’s Role in the Natural Gas Energy Production Market in Brazil and Will Contribute to Growth in the Sector

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Eneva Announces Acquisition of the Thermal Power Plant Termofortaleza and Invests in Energy Hub in Northeast Brazil

The Company Eneva Now Focuses on Investments for the Development of Its Energy Hub in the Northeast Region of Brazil and Announced the Purchase of the Termofortaleza Plant as Another Step Towards Expansion in the National Market.

Termofortaleza Power Plant Acquired from Enel Brasil by Eneva, Which Now Aims for the Resource Production Hub in Northeast Brazil

Purchase of Termofortaleza Reinforces the Company’s Role in the Natural Gas Energy Production Market in Brazil and Will Contribute to Growth in the Sector

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