New Solar Energy Project in Ceará to Receive an Investment of Approximately R$ 141 Million

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 12/03/2021 at 14:32

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Another Investment in Ceará’s Solar Energy Market, This Time Worth R$ 141 Million

The state of Ceará will receive a new solar energy project, an investment of around R$ 141 million for a solar energy production park. Sudene confirmed the information, which previously approved the inquiry for the investment of a solar energy park project. Overall, the FDNE will make an investment of R$ 84.5 million.

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The total investment of R$ 141 million will be allocated for the construction of 5 solar energy parks in Ceará, through the company Lightsource (Milagres I, II, III, IV, and V Energy Generation LTDA). It is speculated that over 500 jobs will be generated during the implementation and construction of the solar energy parks in Ceará, and more than 100 when the park is already operational.

Investment in Solar Energy in Ceará Will Boost the Energy Sector

According to Sudene, the approval of the preliminary inquiry for investment in Ceará is the first step, which, according to CGDT, will boost a sector that has been gaining ground in the market. CGDT stated in a note the support of Sudene regarding the renewable energy market, emphasizing that this support would be “not only to maintain the sustainable profile of the Brazilian electric system but also to contribute to the prospect of lower operating costs in the future.”

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New Solar Energy Project in Ceará to Receive an Investment of Approximately R$ 141 Million

Another Investment in Ceará’s Solar Energy Market, This Time Worth R$ 141 Million

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Investment in Solar Energy in Ceará Will Boost the Energy Sector

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