Minister of Mines and Energy (MME) of Lula's Government Meets with Federal Police to Strengthen Security of Power Transmission Towers and Prevent Attacks on the National Interconnected System (SIN)

Minister of Mines and Energy (MME) of Lula’s Government Meets with Federal Police to Strengthen Security of Power Transmission Towers and Prevent Attacks on the National Interconnected System (SIN)

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 19/01/2023 at 10:28

Fonte: CNN

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The Attacks in Brasília May Be the Motivation for the New Attacks on the Transmission Towers Reported by Aneel. The MME and the Lula Government Are Working with the Federal Police to Ensure the Security of Energy Transmission to the SIN.

On last Tuesday, (01/17), representatives from the electric sector, the Federal Police, and the Federal Highway Police were at the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) to join the Lula Government in favor of national energy security. After seven attacks on energy transmission towers since the beginning of January, it is necessary to prevent new attacks and possible issues to the National Interconnected System (SIN).

Lula Government Mobilizes PRF, PF, and MME to Ensure Security in Energy Transmission in the SIN Amid Possible New Attacks on Transmission Towers

The month of January has been marked by major political conflicts in Brazil, as well as attacks carried out by supporters of former President Bolsonaro in the National Congress on the last day of the 8th.

Thus, after the demonstration held in Brasília, the security of various sectors of the national industry is being put at risk with new threats of attacks.

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MME and Lula Government Reaffirm Commitment to the Country’s Energy Security in Meeting with the Federal Police and the Federal Highway Police

The meeting with the PRF and the PF last Tuesday not only guaranteed actions to be taken for energy security in the country but also a message to the acts occurring at the transmission towers.

“The meeting served to discuss fundamental issues for the modernization of the security of the National Interconnected System (SIN). There is a strong willingness among all players in the system, with the implementation of video monitoring, drone surveillance, and other very modern instruments that we have in the world today. This event is serving as an opportunity for us to advance the security of this great asset of all Brazilians,” stated Alexandre Silveira.

He also stated that all requirements to guarantee actions at the transmission towers are already being made and will have the support of intelligence agencies (GSI, PF, PRF, and Ministry of Justice), in addition to the MME of the Lula Government itself.

The current president Lula aims to turn the page on the events at the beginning of the month but needs to continue ensuring the security of the SIN for a good quality of life for Brazilians.

Minister of Mines and Energy (MME) of Lula’s Government Meets with Federal Police to Strengthen Security of Power Transmission Towers and Prevent Attacks on the National Interconnected System (SIN)

The Attacks in Brasília May Be the Motivation for the New Attacks on the Transmission Towers Reported by Aneel. The MME and the Lula Government Are Working with the Federal Police to Ensure the Security of Energy Transmission to the SIN.

Lula Government Mobilizes PRF, PF, and MME to Ensure Security in Energy Transmission in the SIN Amid Possible New Attacks on Transmission Towers

MME and Lula Government Reaffirm Commitment to the Country’s Energy Security in Meeting with the Federal Police and the Federal Highway Police

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