Engie And Enel Green Power Get Green Light To Start Operation Of Solar Power Plants In Piauí

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 14/10/2020 at 10:55

DUNHUANG, GANSU – JULHO 21: Um trabalhador chinês anda nos módulos solares de um projeto de energia fotovoltaica na rede recém-instalado de 100 MW em 21 de julho de 2010 em Dunhuang da província de Gansu, noroeste da China. O governo está concorrendo a licitações para desenvolver 13 projetos solares com capacidade combinada de 280 MW nas regiões ocidentais. O governo chinês estabeleceu uma meta de instalar 20 GW de capacidade de energia solar e 100 GW de energia eólica até 2020. (Foto de Feng Li / Getty Images)

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Enel Green Power, part of the Italian energy group Enel, has received authorization to start commercial operations of two solar power generation projects in Brazil, both in Piauí.

According to information recently released by Aneel – National Electric Energy Agency in the Official Gazette, the Italian company Enel Green Power and companies controlled by the French group Engie were authorized to start commercial operations of seven solar power plants in the Northeast.

Solar Power Plants in Piauí from Enel and Engie

The two solar power plants that received authorization this morning (14) have a total energy capacity of 96MW. Previously, Enel Green Power stated that it was working to expand one of its solar complexes in the near future, as the company aims to reach a total of 608MW in solar energy potential.

In total, Enel Green Power and Engie already have more than 60 solar projects on national soil, with a total solar energy potential of 3.7 GW when combining all renewable energy projects of the company. Finally, Engie previously closed a partnership with the renewable generation company BC Energia for the construction of seven solar photovoltaic plants.

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Solar Energy in Brazil

The benefit of savings and the reduction of (possibly) nearly all costs on electricity bills is certainly the main advantage for all consumers who acquire a solar energy system in Brazil.

This is because, through the rules of self-generation, the consumer who installs a system has the option to connect it to the local distributor’s grid and start offsetting the generated energy against the energy consumed from it.

Thus, all the energy consumed in your house will come, directly or indirectly, from your system, allowing savings of up to 95% on the electricity bill.

Engie And Enel Green Power Get Green Light To Start Operation Of Solar Power Plants In Piauí

Enel Green Power, part of the Italian energy group Enel, has received authorization to start commercial operations of two solar power generation projects in Brazil, both in Piauí.

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