AES Tietê and Unipar Close Deal to Develop 155 MW Wind Energy Project

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Published on 06/09/2020 at 11:36

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The Brazilian Wind Energy Company, AES Tietê Energia Announced on Thursday Night That It Has Completed the Formation of a Joint Venture (JV) with Unipar Carbocloro to Develop a 155 MW Wind Project

The partners expect the wind farm to begin generating wind energy in the second half of 2022. AES Tietê mentioned that the project is part of the Tucano wind complex of 583 MW, located in Bahia.

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On the same day that the parent company AES Brasil announced the sale of UTE Uruguaiana, AES Tietê Energia concluded the formation of a joint venture with shared control with Unipar Carbocloro, as announced in a Relevant Fact in November 2019.

It Will Be Necessary to Invest Around R$ 4 Million per MW for the Construction of the Wind Power Plant, the Company Pointed Out Earlier

With a capacity equivalent to 78 average megawatts (MWa), the new wind farm already has a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA) established between the JV and Unipar for 60 MWa. This agreement is expected to take effect in 2023, according to the initial announcement made on November 11, 2019.

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AES Tietê and Unipar Close Deal to Develop 155 MW Wind Energy Project

The Brazilian Wind Energy Company, AES Tietê Energia Announced on Thursday Night That It Has Completed the Formation of a Joint Venture (JV) with Unipar Carbocloro to Develop a 155 MW Wind Project

Read Also

It Will Be Necessary to Invest Around R$ 4 Million per MW for the Construction of the Wind Power Plant, the Company Pointed Out Earlier

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AES Tietê and Unipar Close Deal to Develop 155 MW Wind Energy Project

The Brazilian Wind Energy Company, AES Tietê Energia Announced on Thursday Night That It Has Completed the Formation of a Joint Venture (JV) with Unipar Carbocloro to Develop a 155 MW Wind Project

Read Also

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