Spanish Group Acciona Energía Enters Agreement With Casa dos Ventos for Construction of New Renewable Energy Projects in Bahia

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Published on 30/11/2021 at 00:06

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Acciona Energía Arrives in Brazil Alongside Casa dos Ventos with Wind Energy Projects Totaling 850 MW to the Brazilian Renewable Energy Market

Global renewable energy player, free from fossil fuels, Acciona Energía signed an agreement with the investor group – Casa dos Ventos – for the acquisition of two wind projects under development (Sento Sé I and II) in the state of Bahia, which together can reach up to 850 MW of power.

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Acciona Energía has signed an agreement with Casa dos Ventos for the acquisition of two wind projects under development (Sento Sé I and II) in Bahia, which represents the entry of the Spanish company into the Brazilian renewable generation market. The parks, which together can reach up to 850 MW of power, are in the process of obtaining the necessary authorizations for their execution, expected for next year.

This transaction represents the first step for ACCIONA Energía’s entry into the Brazilian renewable generation market. The company is also analyzing other wind and photovoltaic projects to consolidate its presence in the country with the goal of being an active agent in the long-term energy transition and contributing to the decarbonization of the economy and business activities. The future idea, according to both companies, is to promote the local workforce, generating new jobs and income for the people of Bahia.

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The Spanish Company’s Wind Energy Parks Are Already in Approval Phase in Bahia

The operation is subject to compliance with certain conditions and approval from the relevant authorities. The Sento Sé I and II parks are in the process of obtaining the necessary authorizations for their execution, expected for next year.

With the authorizations, Acciona Energía will be able to approve the investment and start construction. The complete execution of both parks would mean an investment of about €800 million. This transaction represents the first step for the company’s entry into the Brazilian renewable generation market.

Acciona Energia Issues Statement

“The company is also analyzing other wind and photovoltaic projects to consolidate its presence in the country with the goal of being an active agent in the long-term energy transition and contributing to the decarbonization of the economy and business activities,” said Acciona Energía in a press release. With this transaction, the company seeks to expand its portfolio of projects under development and its geographic diversification to drive its growth plans.

“Acciona Energía has set a goal to double its size and reach 20 GW of installed capacity by 2025, based on a portfolio of 9.8 GW of advanced development projects, now adding the 850 MW from the Sento Sé I and II wind parks”, it concludes.

About The Company

ACCIONA is a global company, a leader in providing regenerative solutions for a decarbonized economy. Its services encompass renewable energy, water treatment and management, eco-efficient transportation and mobility systems, resilient infrastructures, among others. The company, which is present in over 60 countries, has been carbon neutral since 2016. In 2020, ACCIONA recorded revenues of €6.4 billion.

ACCIONA Energía is the largest 100% renewable and non-fossil energy company in the world. It has 11GW of renewable energy in 16 countries. With 30 years of experience, ACCIONA Energía offers a wide portfolio of tailored energy solutions for its corporate and institutional clients to achieve their decarbonization goals.

ACCIONA Energía is governed by the most demanding environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) criteria. ACCIONA S.A., a global leader in providing regenerative solutions for a decarbonized economy, is the main shareholder of ACCIONA Energía.

Spanish Group Acciona Energía Enters Agreement With Casa dos Ventos for Construction of New Renewable Energy Projects in Bahia

Acciona Energía Arrives in Brazil Alongside Casa dos Ventos with Wind Energy Projects Totaling 850 MW to the Brazilian Renewable Energy Market

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