Equatorial Energia Buys One of the Five Largest Solar Energy Companies in the Northeast

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 12/06/2021 at 13:11

Updated on 12/06/2021 at 19:09

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Thinking About Sustainability, Equatorial Energy Bought E-Nova for R$ 7.5 Million, the Fifth Largest Solar Energy Company in the Northeast and Also Leader in Maranhão

Equatorial Energy, through its subsidiary Equatorial Geração Distribuída, announced the acquisition of E-Nova for approximately R$ 7.5 million. E-Nova is a company that operates in the Brazilian solar energy sector, leading in Maranhão and one of the five largest in the northeast. The contract with Equatorial Energy was signed with João Victor Mapurunga Caracas, Felipe Simões Freitas e Silva, and Guilherme de Carvalho Farias.

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The purchase of the northeastern company promises to contribute to Equatorial Energy’s operation in a new sector of the electric market, focusing on offering technical solutions in energy efficiency and electric power generation through solar energy, mainly through distributed generation, allowing the company to advance its value creation strategy.

Meet One of the Largest Solar Energy Companies in the Northeast

Founded in 2013, and according to data from the Portal Solar, a pioneer in solar energy in Brazil, E-Nova is the leader in Maranhão and ranks fifth among companies in the Northeast.

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Equatorial Energy Continues Investing in Solar Energy Generation in Several Brazilian States

In recent months, Equatorial has invested in its sustainability project with charging points for electric cars and bicycles for the population. Two northeastern states have already been confirmed to receive the project: Rangedor Park in São Luís, Maranhão, and also the Citizenship Park in Teresina – Piauí.

Teresina was the first to sign the agreement with Equatorial Energy and, in addition to receiving the charging point, it will also receive an electric car that will be part of the police fleet. The bicycles will be for the recreation of the residents of the Citizenship Park. Soon after, Maranhão was the second to sign the agreement and will receive the same as Piauí. The electric bicycles will be for the recreation of the residents of Rangedor Park.

Equatorial Energia Buys One of the Five Largest Solar Energy Companies in the Northeast

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Thinking About Sustainability, Equatorial Energy Bought E-Nova for R$ 7.5 Million, the Fifth Largest Solar Energy Company in the Northeast and Also Leader in Maranhão

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