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Energisa Is Selecting Projects in 9 States to Promote Efficient Use of Electric Energy through New Innovative Projects
Energisa begins the public call for projects of the Energy Efficiency Program (EEP). Registrations were opened yesterday, August 24, and will run until October 22. The initiative aims to promote efficient use of electric energy through innovative projects in nine states where the company operates in distribution. The company estimates it will invest about R$ 26.3 million for the execution of projects at the distributors included in the notice. Also check out this news: Cemig Plans Large Projects and Will Invest in Renewable Energy Generation
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States That Will Receive Investments in Energisa Projects
Energisa’s initiative aims to promote efficient use of electric energy through innovative projects in nine states where the company operates in distribution: Acre, Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Paraíba, Rio de Janeiro, Rondônia, Sergipe, and Tocantins.
This year, Energisa estimates an investment of over R$ 26 million. Interested parties can find more information in the live broadcast that will be held on September 1 at 10:30 AM (Brasília time). The EEP is open to clients served by the concession area of the states of the participating distributors in this public call. The selection of approved projects will be announced on December 20. The Energy Efficiency Program is regulated by the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL).
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Development of New Sustainable Projects
“It is an opportunity for our customers, entrepreneurs, and public agencies to develop sustainable, efficient, and quality projects,” says Thiago Peres, Energy Efficiency Coordinator at Energisa.
According to him, the company invests in projects that improve people’s quality of life and bring benefits to the community. “Among the main examples already developed are improvements for public lighting, equipment replacement, and installation of photovoltaic generation systems in social, educational, and public buildings. We are committed to ensuring that the use of electric energy is done in a conscious and responsible manner towards the environment,” explains Peres.
Energisa’s Energy Efficiency Project
Among Energisa’s main actions are the energy efficiency projects in hospitals and low-income communities. “The company invests in projects that improve people’s quality of life and bring benefits to the community, promoting conscious consumption of electric energy,” says Pedro Martiniano, EEP Coordinator at Energisa Sergipe.
Pedro adds that with the implemented improvements, the projected savings reach 29,208 MWh annually, enough to supply 4,869 low-income houses for a period of five years. The initiative also promotes educational actions and replacement of old electrical appliances with newer and more efficient items, such as LED or compact fluorescent lamps and refrigerators. In five years, 350,000 lamps and 320 refrigerators were replaced.
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