With the authorization of the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel), Echoenergia started testing three turbines located in Vila Piauí 3, in Serra do Mel/RN last week! Yesterday (14th), the assembly of the last turbine in this first part of the project was completed.
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The park is part of the Echo 6 wind farm complex, which will have a total of 23 wind turbines and will have an installed capacity of 96.6 MW when it starts operating. It will be responsible for an annual generation of 520 GWh, enough to supply approximately 270 thousand households during the same period.
“The wind energy industry in Brazil keeps growing, with a total of 624 wind farms, featuring 7,621 wind turbines in operation, installed across 12 states. We are proud to be part of these ever-increasing numbers! In practice, this benefits more than 88 million inhabitants.” (excerpt from a company post on social media)

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