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China’s Jiangsu Communication Clean Energy Technology to Invest R$ 400 Million in Two Thermoelectric Plants in Bahia and Works for Immediate Start of Construction
Two Thermoelectric Plants in Bahia attract the attention of investors from global companies, demonstrating interest and business possibilities in Brazil, bringing substantial investments and promising financial returns that will help improve the National economy. The energy sector is among the most sought after in the competition for tenders that allow access to the much-anticipated signed contract. Among global investors, the Chinese group Jiangsu Communication Clean Energy Technology (CCETC) stands out, which will announce this month when it will begin the investment project.
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Investors will control the plants and management of the works as well as 50% of the operations, but the group’s intention is to obtain 100% control of the two Thermoelectric Plants. With each plant having a capacity of 143 MW, the plants will generate profits for investors and for the region where they are established. Diesel-powered Thermoelectric Plants in Brazil have faced various criticisms due to costs, but the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel) is quite optimistic since all these investments have been awaited since 2006.
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Thermoelectric Plants and Job Creation
The good news regarding investments in plants is that for them to operate at full capacity, many qualified, trained employees with aptitudes for health, safety, and the environment are needed. Professionals from various fields such as: boiler-making, electrical, maintenance, mechanical, automation, engineering, safety, logistics, HR, occupational medicine, administration, general services, and many others. We know that Brazil has gone through a very significant crisis; it is natural to lose confidence in the economic recovery and political credibility, but we believe in future job opportunities. Click the link below to read one of our posts Rethinking is essential. Taking something good from the situation will strengthen you
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