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Tradener Inaugurates Power Plant in Goiás and Has Authorization to Build Three More. The Four Hydroelectric Plants Will Have the Capacity to Supply 57 Thousand Households
Million-dollar investment in Goiás, the state government has authorized the construction of three new hydroelectric plants — one more in the municipality of Cristalina and two others in Luziânia. Don’t stand still, take the opportunity to invest in your knowledge and secure a better job! Senai opens selection for over 700 scholarships in technical courses, click here and enroll!
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The announcement took place yesterday morning (11/11) during the inauguration of the Small Hydroelectric Power Plant (PCH) of Tamboril, in Cristalina – Goiás. The works will be managed by the company Tradener.
The São Bartolomeu Hydroelectric Complex includes four plants, which will have a total installed capacity of 57.8 MW, enough to supply approximately 57 thousand households. The investment will be R$ 410 million.
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Tamboril – Goiás
The PCH Tamboril, the first of the four plants, has an installed capacity of 15.8 MW — equivalent to the approximate consumption of 13 thousand houses, with investments of around R$ 110 million.
Representing the Minister of Mines and Energy, Bento Albuquerque, the Secretary of Planning and Energy Development of the MME, Paulo César Magalhães, was present at the ceremony.
Paulo emphasized the importance of small hydroelectric power plants for the security of the Brazilian energy matrix.
“For us, it is a great source of pride to inaugurate the PCH of Tamboril, which will join the other 421 PCHs and 746 Hydroelectric Generating Stations (CGHs) already in operation in the country,” he said.
