New Hydroelectric Plant Will Be Built in the State of Rio Grande do Sul. About R$ 300 Million Will Be Invested in the Project

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/06/2021 at 10:57

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Creral Presented the Project for a 49.3 MW Hydroelectric Plant Called UHE Foz do Prata to be Built in Rio Grande do Sul

Creral’s management presented on Thursday morning (06/24) to the public authorities of the city of Veranópolis in Rio Grande do Sul, the project for a new hydroelectric plant to be built in the Serra Gaúcha, UHE Foz do Prata. With an estimated investment of around R$ 300 million, the project already has the terms of reference for the Environmental Impact Study and Environmental Impact Report (EIARIMA) approved by FEPAM, and this month, the agency issued the authorization for the management of wildlife. Also see: China Develops Second Largest Hydroelectric Plant in the World and Plans to Inaugurate It Next Month in July

The Project for the New Hydroelectric Plant in Rio Grande do Sul

The president of Creral explained that the Foz do Prata hydroelectric plant will have an installed capacity of 49.3 MW with the characteristics of a small hydroelectric plant (PCH), with 45 MW in the main powerhouse. The complementary powerhouse at the foot of the dam will have an additional 4.3 MW.

Foz do Prata is the first hydroelectric plant of Creral, a rural electrification cooperative with over 50 years of existence and 20 years operating in generation through PCHs, CGHs, UTEs, and UFVs. This year, the cooperative is building solar plants in the states of Rio Grande do Sul and São Paulo, and three more CGHs in Santa Catarina. Currently, two own plants and five other plants are operated in partnership with investors.

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According to the project, the biomass plant will produce clean and renewable energy from rice husks, estimating a monthly production of 8 MW of energy, which is capable of supplying a city with 100,000 inhabitants.

According to data from the Treasury Secretariat, of the R$ 50 million allocated for implementation, about R$ 3 million will stay with the municipality. The projection is that Uruguaiana will collect R$ 9 million annually in Service Tax (ISSQN) once the plant begins operations. The concession location is in the Charqueada area, a suburb about 10 kilometers from the city. The installation process in the city of Rio Grande do Sul is expected to take between 18 and 24 months.

New Hydroelectric Plant Will Be Built in the State of Rio Grande do Sul. About R$ 300 Million Will Be Invested in the Project

Creral Presented the Project for a 49.3 MW Hydroelectric Plant Called UHE Foz do Prata to be Built in Rio Grande do Sul

The Project for the New Hydroelectric Plant in Rio Grande do Sul

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New Hydroelectric Plant Will Be Built in the State of Rio Grande do Sul. About R$ 300 Million Will Be Invested in the Project

Creral Presented the Project for a 49.3 MW Hydroelectric Plant Called UHE Foz do Prata to be Built in Rio Grande do Sul

The Project for the New Hydroelectric Plant in Rio Grande do Sul

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