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Agreement with ONS ensures connection capacity for large-scale digital projects at the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex.
Voltalia announced, on June 8, 2026, the signing of a Transmission Network Usage Contract with the National Electric System Operator.
With this, the company secured 322 megawatts of connection capacity to the electrical grid at the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex in Ceará.
Furthermore, the agreement reinforces the company’s strategy in Brazil. The intention is to serve large-scale data center projects, a sector that requires high energy consumption.
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Connection at Pecém reinforces plan for digital infrastructure
According to Voltalia, the signing of the contract represents an important milestone for its operations in the Brazilian market.
Thus, the company seeks to position itself as a strategic partner for digital infrastructure projects with high energy demand.
Currently, Voltalia claims to maintain advanced negotiations with various data center operators.
Mainly for this reason, the company plans to develop dedicated renewable energy projects, with a focus on wind energy.
Renewable energy at the center of the strategy
Voltalia’s proposal is to offer reliable, competitive, and decarbonized electricity for large-scale digital operations.
Moreover, the growth of data centers increases the demand for clean and stable sources.
In this scenario, Pecém emerges as a strategic point. The complex brings together available areas, industrial infrastructure, robust logistics, and access to the electrical grid.
Thus, the region gains relevance for digital enterprises that need scale, energy security, and technical planning.
CEO highlights Voltalia’s progress in Brazil
Robert Klein, CEO of Voltalia, stated that the agreement strengthens the company’s strategy in the country.
According to him, the digital economy is driving a growing demand for reliable and competitive renewable energy.
Additionally, Klein highlighted that Pecém has an industrial and logistical base capable of supporting this movement.
For the company, the regional presence combines three central factors: quality renewable resources, guaranteed grid connection, and an industrial environment ready for new projects.
Next Financial Disclosure Already Has a Date
In the corporate agenda, Voltalia announced that it will release the financial results for the second quarter of 2026 on July 23, 2026, after the market closes.
Who is Voltalia
Voltalia operates internationally in the renewable energy sector.
The group produces and sells electricity from wind, solar, hydroelectric, biomass, and storage plants.
Currently, the company has 3.6 GW of capacity in operation and construction.
Additionally, it maintains a project portfolio under development with 12 GW of total capacity.
The company also provides services to clients in the renewable sector, from project design to operation and maintenance.
With more than 1,900 employees in 15 countries, Voltalia operates on three continents.
The company is listed on Euronext Paris, under the code VLTSA, and is part of the Enternext Tech 40 and CAC Mid&Small indices.
