The Neoenergia unit, in Campinas, São Paulo, has a capacity of 66 MVA and does not require the presence of electricians and operators
Last Monday, the 23rd, Neoenergia energized the Leme 2 substation in Campinas, in the State of São Paulo, through the distributor Elektro. The project, which had an investment of more than R$ 20 million, will be used by more than 40.000 people. The project also brings a great improvement in reliability and a great growth in the region of the interior of São Paulo.
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The new substation has a capacity of 66 MVA, distributed over 10 13,8 kV feeders, and features GIS technology, that is, a gas-insulated switchboard, which provides greater reliability and practicality in terms of maintenance, and in case of need to act on atypical incidents, making it possible to resolve incidents more quickly, thus reducing the customer's waiting time for full power restoration.
The automation system also eliminates the need for electricians and operators to carry out exercises at the unit, which are carried out by Elektro's Distribution Operations Center (COD) in Campinas directly via satellite communication, thus guaranteeing almost zero maintenance. Thus improving the quality level of energy supply.
About Neoenergy:
Neoenergia is a publicly traded company whose shares (NEOE3) are traded on the São Paulo Stock Exchange. Controlled by the Spanish Iberdrola, it has been operating in Brazil since 1997, being one of the leaders in the country's electricity sector.
Present in 18 states, its businesses are divided into the areas of generation, transmission, distribution and commercialization. The company's distributors, Coelba (BA), Celpe (PE), Cosern (RN) and Elektro (SP), serve 14 million consumer units, which add up to a total of 34 million people.
