Techint ganha obras no Maranhão para construção de termelétrica

Techint Wins Contracts in Maranhão for Construction of Thermoelectric Power Plant

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/02/2019 at 16:52

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After Winning The Auction Held By Aneel In August 2018, Techint E&C Secured The Contract For The Parnaíba V Thermoelectric Plant In Maranhão With The Start Of Construction In 2019

Techint E&C won the bidding process conducted by the company Eneva for a Turn Key EPC contract for the construction of the Parnaíba V thermoelectric plant in Maranhão. On Friday, August 31, the plant participated in the energy auction held by the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) and emerged victorious.

Techint will carry out the construction and assembly of the Parnaíba V project, which consists of closing the cycle of the Parnaíba I Plant, which currently operates in open cycle. The only natural gas project contracted in the auction, the UTE Parnaíba will have an installed capacity of 386 MW and 326 MW of average physical guarantee and will be located in the Parnaíba Thermoelectric Complex, in Maranhão, Brazil.

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It is also worth noting that it acquired another large-scale contract in Minas Gerais which, according to the company itself, at the peak of these works will employ around 2,100 workers. Check the article here for details, and maybe even a job in this project is possible to get.

The P-76, the FPSO, was another project of Techint built at the Pontal do Paraná shipyard and successfully delivered to Petrobras for pre-salt operations, which utilized 70% local content, meaning labor and equipment almost predominantly from Brazil. Learn more here.

Techint Wins Contracts in Maranhão for Construction of Thermoelectric Power Plant

After Winning The Auction Held By Aneel In August 2018, Techint E&C Secured The Contract For The Parnaíba V Thermoelectric Plant In Maranhão With The Start Of Construction In 2019

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