Parque de energia eólica no Rio Grande do Norte recebe aval da Aneel para operação comercial

Wind Farm in Rio Grande do Norte Receives Approval from Aneel for Commercial Operation

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 25/04/2020 at 19:13

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The National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) approved the commercial operation of four wind turbines of 3.4 MW from the wind farm Ventos de Vila Paraíba II, in the municipality of Serra do Mel, located in Rio Grande do Norte, totaling approximately 13.8 MW of installed capacity.

Aneel carries out various activities to ensure that the electric sector develops with balance and for the benefit of society. The agency creates the rules for generation, transmission, distribution, and commercialization of energy, as well as promotes auctions and authorizes energy enterprises and services in the country.

In addition to the authorization for the operation of the new wind turbines in Serra do Mel, RN, Aneel also released two generating units of 4.2 MW for testing, totaling 8.4 MW of power, for the operation of the wind farm Vila Piauí III, also located in the same city.

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