Omega Energia Closes BRL 500 Million Deal to Acquire Eletrobras Wind Farm

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Published on 01/08/2020 at 11:22

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Omega Energia Increases Its Portfolio in the Wind Energy Market and Acquires Wind Farm in Rio Grande do Sul from Eletrobras

The renewable energy sector in Brazil keeps expanding! Omega Energia announced yesterday (07/30) that it has signed a contract with Eletrobras to acquire the entire stake held by the state company in the Chuí Complex, which includes five wind farms in Rio Grande do Sul. The investment is evaluated at R$ 500 million.

The Chuí Complex Includes Five Wind Farms

The Chuí Complex includes five wind farms: Santa Vitória do Palmar, Hermenegildo I, II, and III, and Chuí IX, and was founded in 2015, in the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul.

The project has an installed capacity of 207 MW, with 69 state-of-the-art wind turbines, distributed across various wind farms. The Wind Complex covers an area of 10,424 hectares of leased lands and has 3 substations.

About Omega Wind Energy

Omega Energia is a Brazilian company that invests in 100% clean and renewable energy, with the goal of creating tangible value for all its stakeholders. Since its founding in 2008, the company has sought synergy between the purpose of society and that of the company. Between progress and sustainability.

Omega Energia Closes BRL 500 Million Deal to Acquire Eletrobras Wind Farm

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Omega Energia Closes BRL 500 Million Deal to Acquire Eletrobras Wind Farm

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