Eneva's Photovoltaic Energy Pilot Project Comes to Life in MA and Could Generate Over 1,000 Jobs

Eneva’s Photovoltaic Energy Pilot Project Comes to Life in MA and Could Generate Over 1,000 Jobs

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 13/10/2020 at 11:51

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ENEVA Will Invest R$ 1.3 Billion and Is Expected to Generate 1,000 Jobs During the Construction Phase.

Eneva began last Wednesday the construction for the cycle closure of the Photovoltaic Pilot Project, with the presence of the company’s CEO, Pedro Zinner, and the acting governor of Maranhão, Carlos Brandão.

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The new investment was made possible by Eneva’s victory in the New Energy Auction A-6, held in August 2018, by the Electric Energy Trading Chamber (CCEE).

“We are entering a new and promising phase for Eneva in Maranhão. The work at the Parnaíba Complex generates jobs, develops entrepreneurs and workers from Maranhão, and directly impacts the quality of life for residents and the region’s economy,” said Pedro Zinner, CEO of the company, during the event.

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Eneva Has Already Invested Over R$ 8 Billion in Maranhão

The only company producing gas in the state, Eneva has already invested over R$ 8 billion in the region since it began operations six years ago. In addition to the funding for this new project, Eneva plans to invest an additional R$ 1 billion over the next five years to explore and produce natural gas in the region. Besides the investments already made and the payment of taxes and royalties to the producing states and municipalities – which today exceed R$ 456 million – Eneva also contributes to social development.

The company supports 65 resettled and quilombola communities, conducts environmental and health education programs for students, teachers, and health agents. These projects directly impact more than 20,000 families and 10,000 students in the municipal education network.

Brandão recalled the importance of gas production in Maranhão for the development of the state.

“We are starting another stage of Parnaíba Gas with the fifth plant, an efficient and successful project that will generate more energy, more jobs, and meet the demands of this high-demand region. It is a day of victory and achievement for the people of Maranhão and for Brazil,” said the acting governor.

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