Construction Project for New Thermoelectric Plant in Macaé by EDF Group Sent to Ibama

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Published on 08/10/2020 at 13:51

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Agency Holds Public Hearing to Assess the Construction Project of the NF 2 Power Plant, Which Will Have 1,713 MW of Capacity and Will Be Installed in Macaé by EDF

The EDF North Fluminense of Brazil plans to build a new natural gas power plant in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro state. The project was submitted to the Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama), which held a public hearing on the proposal this Wednesday (07).

The Norte Fluminense Power Plant 2 will have 1,713 MW of installed capacity for electricity generation from natural gas combustion. This capacity corresponds to 19% of the installed generation capacity in the state of Rio de Janeiro, potentially serving the consumption of about 5.2 million people across the country.

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A consortium formed by Shell, Pátria Investimentos, and Mitsubishi will be responsible for the Marlim Azul plant, with a capacity of 565.5 MW, which will begin operating in 2023, utilizing gas from the pre-salt fields.

The Brazilian Eneva and BP Energy also foresee a 1,355 MW plant in Macaé, which will be powered by LNG supplied by the British oil company, the Nossa Senhora de Fátima power plant.

Construction Project for New Thermoelectric Plant in Macaé by EDF Group Sent to Ibama

Agency Holds Public Hearing to Assess the Construction Project of the NF 2 Power Plant, Which Will Have 1,713 MW of Capacity and Will Be Installed in Macaé by EDF

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Construction Project for New Thermoelectric Plant in Macaé by EDF Group Sent to Ibama

Agency Holds Public Hearing to Assess the Construction Project of the NF 2 Power Plant, Which Will Have 1,713 MW of Capacity and Will Be Installed in Macaé by EDF

See Also

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