Government's Solar Mini Power Plant Project in Piauí, Endorsed by Aneel, Promises Jobs for Up to 16% of the Municipality

Government’s Solar Mini Power Plant Project in Piauí, Endorsed by Aneel, Promises Jobs for Up to 16% of the Municipality

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 16/05/2021 at 11:50

Updated on 16/05/2021 at 14:15

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Solar Power Plants Project by the Government of Piauí Confirmed by Aneel Promises to Generate Many New Jobs in the Region

With the responsibility and administration of the Government of Piauí, the municipality of Coivaras, located 77 km from Teresina, will receive eight mini solar power plants. The mini plants in the municipality will be part of the government’s Public-Private Partnership project. The installation of the solar power mini plants, confirmed by Aneel, promises to generate jobs for up to 16% of the nearby community, both directly and indirectly.

Mini Solar Power Plants Boost the Job Market in Piauí

In the municipality, the generation of new jobs can change the current situation amid the crisis. According to the Superintendent of Partnerships and Concessions, Viviane Moura, it is estimated that 50 jobs will be generated directly, and another 600 jobs indirectly during the construction of the solar power mini plants confirmed by Aneel.

Given the need for skilled labor training, the construction will provide good opportunities for the community. The solar power mini plant in Coivaras, for example, will serve the State Health Department. The remaining energy generated will be credited to the Government of the State of Piauí with Equatorial Energia, generating savings for public coffers.

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