Ceará Signs Agreement With Chinese Wind Turbine Manufacturer for Offshore Wind Farm Construction

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Published on 11/09/2020 at 09:50

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The Offshore Wind Farm to Be Built in Ceará Will Ensure the State’s Growth in Renewables, Generate Jobs and Income for the People of Ceará

Ceará is considered a pioneer in Brazil in renewable energy, which has attracted investments to the region. A memorandum of understanding was signed this Thursday (10) by the state government with the Chinese renewable energy equipment manufacturer Ming Yang Smart Energy Group Ltd to implement an offshore wind farm project on the Ceará coast.

Camilo Santana, the governor of Ceará, stated that the state has great potential to produce electricity from renewable sources, especially wind. The Ming Yang project will ensure the state’s growth in renewables, generate jobs, and create income for the people of Ceará, the governor added.

Ming Yang manufactures wind turbines, photovoltaic (PV) products, and smart energy solutions and is considered a pioneer in offshore wind innovation. According to market researcher Wood Mackenzie, the company ranked sixth globally in turbine installations in 2019.

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Good Winds for Brazilian Offshore

Brazil is expanding its horizons for offshore wind energy generation projects, especially in the Northeast of the country, where the potential is greater due to its extensive coastline and favorable wind climatic conditions.

Studies show that the potential for offshore wind energy production in Brazil is 11,000 gigawatts, with 57% located in nine states in the Northeast region, notably Maranhão, Piauí, Ceará, and Rio Grande do Norte.

Offshore Wind Farm Construction Project in Rio Grande do Norte Closer to Being Realized

The offshore wind farm construction project in Rio Grande do Norte is getting closer to being executed! BI Energia presented details of the proposal’s scope to the State Government in a virtual meeting held last Thursday (03), and it was established that the Memorandum of Understanding will be signed by the interested parties within two weeks. Learn more here.

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