Cortez Group Has 8.6 Gigawatts of Installed Capacity in Projects in Brazil and Generates Around 500 to 1,000 Jobs in Each Wind Energy Project, Representative Explains During Brazil Windpower 2022

Written by Sabrina Moreira Paes

Published on 02/11/2022 at 01:14

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Cortez Group Company Stands Out with Over 3,000 Bases Delivered and Unprecedented Job Creation

The Brazil Windpower 2022 event took place in October in the Jabaquara neighborhood of São Paulo (SP) and gathered major names in the wind energy sector. In this sense, the Cortez Group was present bringing its aspirations for installed capacity in the coming years, job creation and reaffirmation of the excellence in the services provided.

During the largest event in the wind sector, Brazil Windpower 2022, Bruno Bluhm, director of the Cortez Group, commented on the importance of honoring commitments and meeting deadlines required by clients. He emphasized that the family-owned company aims to deliver quality in all projects. Want to know more? Keep reading.

Check Out What the Director of the Cortez Group Says About the Company’s Commitment to Clients in the Video Below

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The Company Already Has an Installed Capacity of 8.6 GW but Aims to Reach an Impressive 10 GW of Generation from Wind Energy

The Cortez Group has a solid share in job creation and installed capacity in Brazil, being one of the major names in the wind energy sector. After all, it has been over 20 years in the national market, and the company was created when wind energy was not yet a topic of growing interest. Therefore, over the years, the company has carved a significant name in the segment.

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Cortez Group Creates Many Jobs That Help Develop the Economy in the Northeast Through Wind Energy

The Group operates in all states of the Brazilian Northeast in wind energy generation and brings even greater development to the economy. After all, the company offers 50% of its job positions to people living near the plants.

Additionally, Bruno commented on the increase in the number of jobs the company has created through partnerships with local communities.

“It is very important to see the social impact that our projects bring, because we work a lot in remote regions with little economic activity”.

Bruno Bluhm, Director of the Cortez Group (2022)

Bruno also highlighted that depending on the project, the company can provide between 500 and 1,000 jobs. This way, the company can deliver excellence in its services while preserving a family ideology, extending this to its employees. As a result, they feel part of the company and are even more engaged in their professions.

Who is the Cortez Group?

The Cortez Group provides engineering solutions for the design and implementation of renewable energy projects in accordance with international standards of quality, production, management, environment, occupational safety, and health, adhering to the respective certifications.

The company has a track record of over 20 years in the market and more than 3,000 bases delivered through the quality services of its team. The company’s director, Bruno Bluhm, also emphasized that the main objective of the company is to honor its commitments to clients to deliver quality within the agreed timeline.

Cortez Group Has 8.6 Gigawatts of Installed Capacity in Projects in Brazil and Generates Around 500 to 1,000 Jobs in Each Wind Energy Project, Representative Explains During Brazil Windpower 2022

Cortez Group Company Stands Out with Over 3,000 Bases Delivered and Unprecedented Job Creation

Check Out What the Director of the Cortez Group Says About the Company’s Commitment to Clients in the Video Below

The Company Already Has an Installed Capacity of 8.6 GW but Aims to Reach an Impressive 10 GW of Generation from Wind Energy

Cortez Group Creates Many Jobs That Help Develop the Economy in the Northeast Through Wind Energy

Who is the Cortez Group?

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Cortez Group Has 8.6 Gigawatts of Installed Capacity in Projects in Brazil and Generates Around 500 to 1,000 Jobs in Each Wind Energy Project, Representative Explains During Brazil Windpower 2022

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Check Out What the Director of the Cortez Group Says About the Company’s Commitment to Clients in the Video Below

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