WEG e Petrobras estão construindo a maior turbina do Brasil: estrutura colossal de 220 metros, equivalente a seis vezes a altura do Cristo Redentor, pesa 1830 toneladas, mais que 1600 carros ou 44 aviões Boeing 737

WEG And Petrobras Are Building Brazil’s Largest Turbine: Colossal Structure Measuring 220 Meters, Equivalent To Six Times The Height Of Christ The Redeemer, Weighs 1,830 Tons, More Than 1,600 Cars Or 44 Boeing 737s

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 27/04/2024 at 10:45

Parceria estratégica entre a Petrobras e a WEG para fabricação de turbinas gigantes de 7 MW de potência representa um passo ousado e revoluciona a indústria de energia eólica brasileira

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Strategic Partnership Between Petrobras and WEG for Manufacturing Giant 7 MW Turbines Represents a Bold Step and Revolutionizes the Brazilian Wind Energy Industry

Petrobras and WEG, two Brazilian giants, are joining forces to bring a revolution in the country’s wind energy industry. In a high-impact strategic partnership, in September 2023, these companies are committed to creating the largest and most powerful turbine (wind generator) ever produced in Brazil, with an impressive power of 7 megawatts (MW).

The partnership between Petrobras and WEG represents a significant milestone in the pursuit of cleaner and more efficient energy sources. These two multinationals, with their respective expertise and specializations, are coming together to develop an ambitious project and technology that will not only boost the wind energy industry in Brazil but also elevate the country’s position in the global renewable energy landscape.

Petrobras and WEG Revolutionize Brazilian Wind Energy with Giant 7 MW Turbines

Imagine a colossal structure 220 meters tall, equivalent to six times the height of the iconic Christ the Redeemer. This is the magnitude of the turbine that Petrobras and WEG are bringing to Brazil. Weighing 1830 tons, the turbine is a true marvel of wind engineering, weighing more than 1600 popular cars or 44 Boeing 737 airplanes.

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Petrobras is committed to investing R$ 130 million in this ambitious project, which is already underway by WEG. This investment will not only contribute to the technological development of the country but also open new business opportunities for the state-owned company. Furthermore, the partnership encompasses not only the manufacturing of turbine components (wind generators) but also the construction and testing of a prototype, with technical and commercial counterparts for the Brazilian oil company.

In addition to its role in expanding national onshore wind energy, the development of the 7 MW turbine will have a positive impact on the future of offshore wind energy in Brazil. As Petrobras gains experience in producing high-capacity wind generators on land, it is paving the way for the development of even larger turbines that will be used in offshore generation projects. This is a journey that offers exciting opportunities to explore the vast wind potential along the Brazilian coast.

Project Is a Crucial Milestone Toward the Development of a New Generation of Offshore Wind Energy Equipment

This project is not only a milestone but also a crucial step toward the development of a new generation of offshore wind energy equipment. These devices have massive expansion potential along the Brazilian coast. The expertise gained from developing these wind generators (turbines) will allow for broader exploration of the opportunities offered by the country’s wind resources, contributing to the diversification of the energy matrix and reducing the carbon footprint.

The transition to renewable energy sources is crucial for tackling the challenges of climate change and building a more sustainable and just future for all. The partnership between Petrobras and WEG is a testament to that commitment. It represents a firm step towards a more robust and sustainable wind energy industry in Brazil, aligned with the goals of carbon emission reduction and the sustainable use of the country’s natural resources.

WEG And Petrobras Are Building Brazil’s Largest Turbine: Colossal Structure Measuring 220 Meters, Equivalent To Six Times The Height Of Christ The Redeemer, Weighs 1,830 Tons, More Than 1,600 Cars Or 44 Boeing 737s

Strategic Partnership Between Petrobras and WEG for Manufacturing Giant 7 MW Turbines Represents a Bold Step and Revolutionizes the Brazilian Wind Energy Industry

Petrobras and WEG Revolutionize Brazilian Wind Energy with Giant 7 MW Turbines

Project Is a Crucial Milestone Toward the Development of a New Generation of Offshore Wind Energy Equipment

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