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26/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Atiaia Renováveis entra no mercado de geração distribuída com nova marca
Com mais de duas décadas de atuação no setor elétrico, a Atiaia Renováveis anunciou sua entrada no mercado de geração distribuída por meio do lançamento da LIVREE, nova marca voltada ao fornecimento de energia solar fotovoltaica para consumidores residenciais e comerciais.
O serviço permite ao consumidor reduzir a conta de luz sem a necessidade de investir em equipamentos ou realizar qualquer tipo de instalação. A energia é gerada em usinas solares da própria Atiaia e repassada ao cliente por meio de créditos de energia, em um modelo de geração compartilhada.
“Com essa iniciativa, a Atiaia expande sua base de clientes, oferecendo acesso à energia renovável e contribuindo para a democratização do uso da energia limpa”, declarou Rodrigo Assunção, presidente da companhia, em nota à imprensa.
Inicialmente, a LIVREE atuará nos estados de Pernambuco e Mato Grosso, onde a empresa já opera usinas solares distribuídas. A expectativa é oferecer aos consumidores uma economia de até 20% na fatura de energia elétrica…
Fonte: Canal Solar
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https://canalsolar.com.br/atiaia-renovaveis-entra-no-mercado-de-geracao-distribuida-com-nova-marca/
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
23/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
As principais medidas da proposta do governo
• Nova Tarifa Social
Gratuidade no consumo mensal de até 80 quilowatt-hora (kWh) para famílias enquadradas na Tarifa Social, programa já existente que atende famílias do CadÚnico com renda mensal até meio salário mínimo per capita, pessoas com deficiência ou idosos (65+) no Benefício de Prestação Continuada (BPC) e famílias indígenas e quilombolas do CadÚnico
• Desconto social de energia elétrica
Isenção do pagamento da Conta de Desenvolvimento Energético (CDE, que é parte da conta de luz) a quem consome até 120 kWh, especificamente para famílias de renda per capita entre meio e um salário mínimo – cerca de 55 milhões de pessoas. O governo estima redução de cerca de 12% nas contas de luz das famílias beneficiadas
• Abertura do mercado
A expectativa é de uma queda gradual no preço da energia, de 2026 a 2027, com a proposta de abertura do mercado livre para os consumidores residenciais e pequenos empreendimentos. Haverá liberdade de acesso a um grupo maior de consumidores ligados à indústria e ao comércio a partir de agosto de 2026, com abertura para o consumo residencial a partir de dezembro de 2027
• Fim do desconto no fio
A ideia é acabar com os descontos de uso da rede para o segmento consumo de fontes incentivadas (eólicas e solar). É a principal proposta em que, de fato, haverá eliminação de um subsídio, ainda que no longo prazo, em vez de realocar custos na conta de luz.
Fonte: Abinee – O Estado de SP
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http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=369525&sid=105
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
21/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Troca de fornecedor será possível em 2028
Até poder buscar fornecedores de energia mais barata, consumidor de classe média terá de arcar com conta maior.
A opção de migrar para o mercado livre de energia, apresentada pelo governo como contrapartida ao aumento da conta de luz para subsidiar a isenção aos consumidores de baixa renda, só será possível a partir de meados de 2027, para varejo e indústrias de pequeno porte, e em 2028 para consumidores residenciais, de acordo com a medida provisória que pretende reordenar o mercado de energia.
Hoje, esse benefício só é acessível a consumidores de alta e média tensão, principalmente as grandes indústrias. E os consumidores regulados são mais onerados do que os grandes consumidores pela Conta de Desenvolvimento Energético (CDE), que varia de acordo com a tensão e a região do País.
Pela lógica atual, os consumidores regulados seguirão pagando mais e de forma crescente até responder por dois terços dessa conta em 2030.
Na medida provisória, o governo propõe congelar o rateio no pagamento da CDE no atual patamar pelos próximos cinco anos, até 2030. A partir daí, os consumidores industriais passariam a pagar mais gradualmente e, em 2038, igualariam com a contribuição dos residenciais e do pequeno comércio. Ou seja, haveria uma transição que vai durar mais de dez anos…
Fonte: Abinee – O Estado de SP
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http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=369473&sid=105
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Neoenergia mira consumidor final em meio ao avanço do mercado livre de energia
A Neoenergia, gigante do setor elétrico brasileiro e parte do grupo espanhol Iberdrola, tem intensificado sua estratégia de marca e relacionamento com o consumidor. A empresa aposta em ações que combinam propósito, dados e tecnologia em meio à expectativa de abertura total do mercado livre de energia no país.
Como parte desse movimento, firmou uma nova parceria com o Comitê Olímpico do Brasil (COB) para fornecer, até o fim de 2025, energia 100% renovável ao Centro de Treinamento Time Brasil, no Rio de Janeiro. A iniciativa permitirá ao COB zerar as emissões do escopo 2 — relacionadas ao consumo de eletricidade — e economizar cerca de R$ 1,4 milhão em energia no período. A redução estimada é de 100 toneladas de CO₂, o equivalente a mais de 2 mil viagens de avião entre Rio e São Paulo.
A aliança reforça a estratégia da Neoenergia de associar sua marca ao esporte como plataforma para promover temas como sustentabilidade e inclusão. No mês anterior, a companhia lançou a campanha “Mais pelo esporte feminino”, estrelada por oito atletas que integram o time de embaixadoras da marca — entre elas, as medalhistas olímpicas Bia Souza (judô), Ana Marcela (águas abertas), Antonia Silva (futebol) e Rayane Soares (atletismo paralímpico)…
Fonte: Exame
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ONS adota nova rotina para corrigir falhas em dados de usinas eólicas e solares em tempo real
O Operador Nacional do Sistema Elétrico (ONS) deu mais um passo em direção ao aprimoramento da operação do setor elétrico brasileiro ao implementar, no dia 12 de maio, uma nova funcionalidade na Rotina Operacional RO-AO.BR.13, que trata da apuração de restrição de operação por constrained-off de usinas eolioelétricas e fotovoltaicas. A medida permite, de forma inédita, a substituição de dados de disponibilidade eletromecânica, velocidade do vento e irradiância originalmente fornecidos em tempo real, corrigindo falhas que possam ter ocorrido durante a operação.
A atualização, que passou a vigorar em todo o Sistema Interligado Nacional (SIN), representa um avanço técnico e regulatório no tratamento de restrições operativas aplicadas à geração solar e eólica, sobretudo nos momentos em que fatores técnicos, climáticos ou operacionais comprometem o envio correto de dados por parte das usinas.
Com a nova rotina, os agentes de geração poderão solicitar a substituição de dados inconsistentes durante a etapa de pós-operação. Essa substituição, devidamente justificada e validada pelo ONS, será utilizada para os cálculos de encargos operacionais conduzidos pela Câmara de Comercialização de Energia Elétrica (CCEE), assegurando maior aderência entre os dados reportados e a realidade operacional das unidades geradoras…
Fonte: Cenário Energia
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19/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
ONS reforça necessidade da volta do horário de verão no Brasil
O ONS (Operador Nacional do Sistema Elétrico) reforçou, nesta quarta-feira (14), a importância do Brasil reintroduzir o horário de verão como forma de aliviar a pressão sobre o sistema elétrico nacional.
A recomendação foi feita durante reunião do CMSE (Comitê de Monitoramento do Setor Elétrico) e divulgada pelo diretor-geral do Operador, Marcio Rea, em entrevista à Agência iNFRA.
Segundo Rea, a proposta busca principalmente deslocar a demanda de energia no chamado horário de ponta — período no fim da tarde e início da noite em que o consumo de energia aumenta de forma significativa.
Para o ONS, a volta do horário de verão é importante tecnicamente, principalmente por causa do baixo nível dos reservatórios da região Sul.
O diretor explicou que o período úmido, encerrado em abril, foi aquém do esperado – o que obrigará o país a acionar termelétricas nos próximos meses – situação que, segundo ele, preocupa, porque se não continuar chovendo e a demanda por energia continuar crescendo, o país “terá um problema”…
Fonte: Canal Solar
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https://canalsolar.com.br/ons-reforca-volta-horario-de-verao-brasil/
16/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Light e Disque Denúncia firmam parceria para combater furtos de cabos e fraudes de energia no Rio
A Light e o Disque Denúncia anunciaram uma parceria para intensificar o combate aos furtos de cabos e às fraudes no fornecimento de energia elétrica no Rio de Janeiro. A iniciativa, oficializada nesta terça-feira (13) na sede da concessionária, permitirá que ligações clandestinas e roubo de fios sejam denunciados de forma anônima e segura, 24 horas por dia, através dos canais da central.
“Reduzir a fraude de energia é um desafio diário e contar com um canal que garante sigilo absoluto é fundamental para engajar os cidadãos. O furto de energia é crime e coloca em risco a segurança de todos”, declarou Rodrigo Brandão, diretor de distribuição da Light.
A concessionária, que atua em uma das áreas mais desafiadoras do país, registrou em 2024 a regularização de 2.597 ligações clandestinas e a normalização de cerca de 173 mil instalações irregulares em residências e comércios. A dimensão do problema é preocupante: para cada 100 clientes regulares, 35 praticam o furto de energia.
“Combater os crimes de furto de cabos e de energia elétrica é a nossa prioridade. A sociedade agora conta com o Disque Denúncia para denunciar essas práticas criminosas de forma segura e anônima”, afirmou Renato Almeida, presidente do Instituto MovRio e diretor-geral do Disque Denúncia…
Fonte: Diário do Rio
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14/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
O investimento bilionário da Enel na rede elétrica de três estados em 2025
A Enel Brasil , empresa responsável pela distribuição de energia elétrica , informou um investimento de mais de 1,17 bilhão de reais em distribuidoras de energia de São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro e Ceará no primeiro trimestre de 2025, um recorde para o período.
Segundo a companhia, o valor impulsionou a modernização das redes, prejudicou o tempo médio de interrupção no fornecimento e gerou a contratação de mais de 2.000 profissionais para atuação em campo.
Em São Paulo, foram pagos 484,5 milhões de reais em investimentos, o maior montante já aplicado pela empresa em um primeiro trimestre desde que herdou a concessão. No Ceará, o CAPEX chegou a 375,5 milhões de reais. No Rio, a cifra foi de 314,1 milhões.
A Enel também informou que houve reforço na automação e resposta a eventos climáticos extremos, resultando na queda do indicador DEC (tempo médio de falta de energia) em três estados: 8% em São Paulo, 11,2% no Rio e 11,1% no Ceará.
Até 2027, a empresa pretende investir 10,4 bilhões de reais apenas em São Paulo. No Rio, a distribuidora também teria recebido um suporte de 2,5 bilhões, com lucro de alavancagem de 36%, ou que, de acordo com a Enel, alcançado no menor nível em uma década e o mais baixo entre os grandes do setor.
Fonte: Veja
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Abertura total do mercado de energia não é boa para quem?
O governo informou que enviará ao Congresso Nacional um projeto para equalizar direitos e custos no setor elétrico . Parte disso é ampliar o mercado livre de energia para o segmento residencial, e é muito importante compreender opiniões e ver esta importante discussão no Brasil.
Certamente, uma introdução de competição no mercado varejista de eletricidade por meio do mercado livre não interessa a quem já atua nesse mercado.
Os consumidores investidores não são chamados de mercado cativo e só podem comprar energia de um único fornecedor, no caso, um distribuidor de energia. A única liberdade de que dispor é gerar sua própria energia utilizando placas solares. Portanto, a geração distribuída solar fotovoltaica tem atuado sem concorrência nesse segmento de mercado.
A abertura do mercado livre para os consumidores residenciais permitiria ampliar a concorrência oferecendo energia competitiva e sem a necessidade de investimentos em equipamentos instalações e elétricas.
Mais isso: enquanto a energia solar seleciona consumidores, já que não há equipamentos para atender a todos simultaneamente, o mercado livre permite que todos os consumidores possam acessá-lo imediatamente após sua implementação.
Importante destacar que a conta média mensal da classe residencial no Brasil é de R$ 174, enquanto a conta média equivalente de um consumidor residencial com geração distribuída solar fotovoltaica é da ordem de R$ 950…
Fonte: Terra
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Delivery, carros elétricos, energia limpa, mineração: veja onde a China pretende investir R$ 27 bilhões no Brasil
O governo do presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) anunciou, nesta segunda-feira (12), que a China pretende investir R$ 27 bilhões em novos projetos no Brasil.
Entre os setores de investimentos estão o de delivery, com a plataforma Meituan; o de carros elétricos, com a montadora GAC, o de energia limpa, com a estatal CGN; e o de mineração, com o grupo Baiyin Nonferrous (veja lista abaixo).
Os R$ 27 bilhões foram citados pelo presidente da Agência Brasileira de Promoção de Exportações (ApexBrasil), Jorge Viana, após um fórum entre empresários brasileiros e chineses em Pequim.
Antes de chegar à China, a comitiva brasileira visitou a Rússia, onde Lula se reuniu com o presidente Vladimir Putin e pediu um cessar-fogo na Ucrânia.
Segundo a Apex, os investimentos da China incluem:
• R$ 6 bilhões da GAC, uma das maiores montadoras chinesas, para "expansão de suas operações" no Brasil;
• R$ 5 bilhões da Meituan, plataforma chinesa de delivery que quer atuar no Brasil com o app "Keeta" e prevê gerar até 4 mil empregos diretos e 100 mil indiretos;
• R$ 3 bilhões da estatal chinesa de energia nuclear CGN para construir um "hub" de energia renovável (eólica e solar) no Piauí;
• até R$ 5 bilhões da Envision para construir um parque industrial "net-zero" (neutro em emissões de carbono), com foco em SAF (Combustível Sustentável de Aviação), hidrogênio verde e amônia verde. O primeiro da América Latina, segundo a Apex;…
Fonte: G1.Globo
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BNDES aprova R$ 117,5 mi para construção de linha de transmissão e ampliação de subestação no MS
O Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social (BNDES) aprovou financiamento no valor de R$ 117,5 milhões, com recursos do Finem, para a Anastácio Transmissora de Energia S.A. construir uma linha de transmissão e ampliar subestação no Mato Grosso do Sul. Durante a implantação, o projeto deve gerar 1.550 empregos diretos e indiretos.
Do total de recursos aprovados, R$ 58,75 milhões são destinados à linha de transmissão entre as subestações Inocência, em Paranaíba (MS), e Ilha Solteira 2, em Selvíria (MS). A linha terá cerca de 74 km de extensão e será conectada ao Sistema Interligado Nacional (SIN). Para a ampliação da subestação, com investimento de R$ 58,75 milhões, haverá a substituição dos autotransformadores trifásicos TF1 e TF2 230/138 kV de 75 MVA por duas novas unidades 230/138 kV de 100 MCA e a construção de novo pátio 138kV, no município de Anastácio.
“O projeto aprovado pelo BNDES contribui para reforçar o sistema de transmissão de energia na região Centro-Oeste do Brasil, melhorando a disponibilidade e a confiabilidade do Sistema Interligado Nacional, e expandindo a capacidade de escoamento do potencial gerador de energia, sobretudo para a população do Mato Grosso do Sul, como determina o governo do presidente Lula”, explica o presidente do BNDES, Aloizio Mercadante.
O projeto pertence ao Grupo Interalli, empresa paranaense que atua nas áreas de infraestrutura portuária (incluindo a operação de grãos e líquidos), energias renováveis, agronegócio e concessionárias de automóveis. As obras terão um custo total de R$ 180 milhões e a operação possui prazo de concessão de 30 anos.
Fonte: Agência de Notícias
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12/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Na Rússia, Lula e Putin assinarão acordos na área de energia
O encontro entre o presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) e o presidente da Rússia, Vladimir Putin, prevê a assinatura nesta sexta-feira (09) de parcerias na área energética. Um dos ministros da comitiva é Alexandre Silveira (PSD-MG), do Ministério de Minas e Energia.
Os dois países assinarão um acordo para o desesenvolvimento conjunto de atividades de prospecção, desenvolvimento e exploração mineral de urânio no Brasil. A estatal russa Tenex e o Núcleo Brasil vão constituir uma joint venture para o desenvolvimento das atividades.
Hoje, a União tem o monopólio de exploração de urânio no Brasil. A única mina do tipo no Brasil fica em Caetité na Bahia, onde há uma estimativa de 87 mil toneladas de urânio em 17 depósitos minerais. A atividade envolve uma série de preocupações ambientais e de proteção radiológica.
Também está prevista a assinatura de um memorando para cooperação e troca de conhecimento sobre combustível sustentável de aviação (SAF). A ideia é fazer estudos e análises da cadeia produtiva, distribuição e comercialização.
O SAF é o combustível alternativo ao querosene de aviação tradicional. A produção ser dá por diferentes fontes, como resíduos da agricultura, óleo de cozinha usado, gorduras, cana-de-açúcar, milho etc…
Fonte: CNN Brasil
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Elea Data Centers terá projeto de 3,2 GW no Rio para impulsionar IA
A Elea Data Centers anunciou o projeto Rio AI City, uma cidade de data centers com capacidade energética de até 3,2 gigawatt (GW) no Rio de Janeiro, para suportar o crescimento de IA e computação em nuvem.
O investimento bilionário, um dos maiores da América Latina, será localizado no Parque Olímpico, aproveitando a infraestrutura de conectividade, energia renovável e logística estratégica da região.
A primeira fase, com o data center RJO1 já operando, terá expansão contínua, com previsão de 80 MW em 2026 e atingindo 1,5 GW, mas com potencial para 3,2 GW.
A Rio AI City será construída com base padrões técnicos e ambientais, utilizando refrigeração sem água e arquitetura sustentável. O projeto visa posicionar o Rio de Janeiro como um polo global de tecnologia e inovação.
Ele também estará integrado ao projeto de revitalização urbana Mata Maravilha, no Porto Maravilha, visando reflorestamento, tecnologia verde e atração de empresas de inovação. O projeto, com apoio da Prefeitura do Rio, deve gerar mais de 10 mil empregos qualificados e bilhões em investimentos.
"Vislumbramos uma cidade de data centers projetada para o futuro, pensando no ecossistema entre comunidade, sustentabilidade e inovação tecnológica. A Rio AI City nasce com energia disponível, conectividade e com um projeto capaz de atrair os cérebros que desenharão o mundo que virá. Vemos o Brasil e o Rio de Janeiro se posicionando no epicentro global da transformação digital", afirma o presidente e fundador da Elea Data Centers, Alessandro Lombardi.
Fonte: Teletime
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09/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
07/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Reforma do setor elétrico: mais liberdade para o consumidor e conta de luz menor
Com a proposta de reforma do setor elétrico que apresentamos este mês, os consumidores terão a liberdade de escolher o fornecedor de energia mais adequado às suas necessidades.
A mudança contribuirá para reduzir a conta de luz e melhorar a qualidade dos serviços prestados pelas concessionárias, que hoje atuam praticamente como monopólios, sem concorrência local entre elas.
O novo sistema funcionará de maneira muito semelhante ao que já ocorre há muito tempo com os celulares e outros serviços de telefonia, nos quais as pessoas selecionam a operadora de sua preferência entre múltiplas empresas, com base nos valores e serviços oferecidos nos diferentes planos.
A novidade beneficiará em especial indivíduos e famílias, em unidades residenciais e rurais, bem como empreendedores de pequeno porte e trabalhadores autônomos.
Estamos falando do mercado livre de energia, conhecido no setor como Ambiente de Contratação Livre (ACL). Atualmente, já estão dentro do ACL as empresas, indústrias e outros estabelecimentos que consomem um grande volume de energia elétrica...
Fonte: CNN Brasil
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Lula deu aval ao texto final da reforma do setor elétrico, diz Silveira
O presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) deu aval, nesta 3ª feira (6.mai.2025), ao texto final da MP (medida provisória) da reforma do setor elétrico . A proposta amplia a tarifa social para cerca de 60 milhões de consumidores, o mercado livre de energia para consumidores de baixa tensão e a revisão de subsídios. Eis a íntegra da minuta enviada à Casa Civil (PDF – 83 kB).
Segundo o ministro de Minas e Energia, Alexandre Silveira (PSD), o envio do texto proposto será oficializado após a viagem presidencial à Rússia e à China. O presidente volta na próxima 3ª feira (13.mai).
"O presidente Lula aprovou uma reforma. Nós temos que encaminhar à Casa Civil e, assim que retornarmos da Rússia e da China, queremos que o presidente Lula faça o anúncio oficial do encaminhamento" , declarou Silveira em conversa com jornalistas no evento da Esfera Brasil, em Brasília.
O ministro disse também que não houve nenhuma alteração com a que foi apresentada em abril, mas que espera por mudanças na Câmara dos Deputados e no Senado. “O Congresso é soberano na aprovação de uma medida provisória ou de um projeto de lei em regime de urgência ou não” , afirmou.
A ministra das Relações Institucionais, Gleisi Hoffmann (PT), será a responsável por articular a recepção da proposta no Legislativo...
Fonte: Poder 360
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05/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Governo da Espanha diz que levará 'muitos dias' para descobrir as causas do apagão
A ministra espanhola para a Transição Ecológica advertiu neste domingo, 4, que levará “muitos dias” até que se descubra a origem do grande apagão na Península Ibérica, que paralisou o país na última segunda-feira. "Estamos falando de muitos dias", disse Sara Aagesen em entrevista publicada neste domingo pelo jornal El País.
Sobre o papel que as energias renováveis podem ter desempenhado no apagão, a ministra admitiu a possibilidade de uma anomalia em instalações fotovoltaicas no sudoeste da Espanha, como já havia mencionado o operador da rede elétrica espanhola (REE).
“Hoje não sabemos quais instalações de geração deixaram de fazer parte do sistema”, disse Aagesen.
“Falar em energia solar fotovoltaica pode ser precipitado, embora no mapa seja possível ver as diferentes tecnologias de geração em cada região. E há muita solar fotovoltaica no sudoeste da Espanha”, destacou.
Incerteza sobre energias renováveis
A ministra também afirmou que “as renováveis não são inseguras por si só” e que é “simplista” apontá-las como a origem do incidente.
Após o grande apagão, diversos especialistas indicaram como possível causa do problema o desequilíbrio entre produção e demanda de eletricidade — algo mais difícil de corrigir sem tecnologias adequadas em uma rede cada vez mais baseada em fontes como eólica e solar...
Fonte: Exame
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Reforma do setor elétrico deve ser feita por MP e sair em 15 dias, prevê ministro
O ministro de Minas e Energia, Alexandre Silveira, quer acelerar a reforma do setor elétrico, que prevê a abertura do mercado livre, aumento dos benefícios para consumidores de baixa renda e a realocação dos custos setoriais.
A expectativa é que o texto da reforma seja concluído em 15 dias e encaminhado como medida provisória (MP), como forma de dar celeridade ao projeto. Essa foi a proposta apresentada por Silveira ao presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, em reunião na sexta-feira, 2.
Entre as medidas já divulgadas pelo MME, estão a abertura completa do mercado livre de energia a partir de 2028, e a isenção das contas de luz de 60 milhões de brasileiros, por meio da Tarifa Social de Energia Elétrica.
Outros pontos previstos na proposta é o reequilíbrio da Conta de Desenvolvimento Energético (CDE) e a fixação de parâmetros mais rígidos para o enquadramento de grandes consumidores na modalidade de autoprodução, fixando limite mínimo de 30 megawatts (MW) contratados.
O secretário de Reformas Econômicas do Ministério da Fazenda, Marcos Pinto, defende que a reforma do sistema elétrico é o momento para revisar não apenas a tarifa social, para torná-la mais efetiva, mas também baratear a conta de energia revendo subsídios.
Fonte: Infomoney
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02/05/2025
Check out the 5 biggest photovoltaic plants in Brazil
According to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil has about 670 UCs (consumer units) with their own generation of energy from solar sources.
Currently, Minas Gerais leads the state ranking with around 120 thousand UCs. In second place is São Paulo, with approximately 110 thousand, and Rio Grande do Sul, which has around 95 thousand photovoltaic systems.
With regard to the consumer class, who appears at the top of the list is the residential segment, with 515 thousand consumer units, followed by the commercial sector, with 95 thousand, and the rural area, which has 50 thousand systems.
There is no doubt, there are thousands of plants spread across Brazil generating savings and sustainability. And when it comes to rated power, do you know which are the 5 biggest plants in the country?
Canal Solar conducted a survey based on the latest monthly bulletin on photovoltaic generation from the ONS (National Electric System Operator). Check...
Source: Solar Channel
L eia more at:
https://canalsolar.com.br/confira-as-5-maiores-usinas-fotovoltaicas-do-brasil/
UK connects 10 millionth household on DCC's smart meters network
The 10 millionth property was connected in London on the 26th of November by EDF, which fitted both a gas and electricity meter along with a communications hub and pre-payment interface device.
In addition to the 10 million households connected to the network, 41 million devices including smart meters, in-home displays, communications hubs, and smart energy control devices are connected to the network.
A total of 16.3 million smart meters are using the system for data telemetry of which some 6.4 million are first-generation and 9.9 million are second-generation smart meters, according to the statement.
The smart meters alone that are connected to the network are helping the UK to reduce 472.185 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum.
The DCC says some 646 million messages have been transported via the network in October alone. The messages include meter readings, tariff information, prepay credit top-ups and smart heating controls.
Approximately 1.7 million energy switches were made in October via the network...
Source: Smart Energy
Read more at:
https://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/smart-meters/the-uk-connects-10-millionth-household-to-dccs-smart-meterss-network/
Brazil leads Engie's green hydrogen projects
Brazil will play a relevant role in the strategy of French holding Engie to reach the goal of reaching 4 gigawatts (GW) of global green hydrogen production capacity by 2030. According to the executive vice president of global green hydrogen business development of the group, Raphael Barreau, the country has strong potential to attract projects due to the abundance of water and the good price of energy generated by renewable sources.
Electric energy is used in electrolysis, the process that gives rise to hydrogen. In the case of green hydrogen, the electricity used comes from renewable sources. Barreau, recently selected to occupy the company's division for the segment, will be based in Brazil.
The executive points out that the complementarity between wind, solar and hydroelectric generation in the country guarantees a constant supply of clean energy, which helps to lower the cost of the electrolysis units. “Many companies are looking at the production of green hydrogen for export in Brazil, they are realizing that production here will be much cheaper than in other countries”, he says...
Source: Abinee - Valor Econômico
Read more at:
http://www.clipping.abinee.org.br/publique/cgi/cgilua.exe/sys/start.htm?infoid=343420&sid=105
Basf signs renewable energy purchase contract with Engie concessionaire
The German chemical company Basf SE said on Monday, 29, that it had signed a long-term purchase contract for renewable energy in Europe with the French utility Engie SA. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
According to the company, Engie will supply up to 20.7 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable electricity to various locations where Basf operates within a period of 25 years. The contract takes effect on January 1st.
Electricity will initially come from onshore wind farms across Spain, where Engie is an equity investor or energy manager, according to Basf. Going forward, the French company will supply energy from existing Spanish assets or from future onshore and offshore wind farms.
Last week, the company announced the creation of a new subsidiary for renewable energy activities called Basf Renewable Energy GmbH.
Source: This Is Money
Read more at:
https://www.istoedinheiro.com.br/basf-assina-contrato-de-compra-de-energia-renovavel-com-concessionaria-engie/
Neoenergia descarta novos investimentos em renováveis e aposta na distribuição
A Neoenergia não vê, no momento, oportunidades de investimentos em renováveis e em transmissão e focará no crescimento orgânico da área de distribuição até 2026. Segundo o CEO da companhia, Eduardo Capelastegui, um demonstrativo da estratégia de redução da alavancagem traçada é a venda do projeto de transmissão Itabapoana para o GIC, fundo soberano de Singapura, num negócio avaliado em R$ 127,5 milhões .
Em teleconferência com investidores para apresentação de resultados do primeiro trimestre de 2025, Capelastegui destacou que a dívida líquida de Itabapoana no valor de R$ 577 milhões, base de dados de setembro de 2024, já se encontra desconsolidada, uma vez que, em dezembro de 2024, o ativo já havia sido classificado como não circulante, para venda.
A venda é a primeira operação realizada após a assinatura do acordo de desenvolvimento firmado entre a Neoenergia e o GIC em abril de 2023, que concede ao fundo o direito de primeira oferta em relação à venda potencial futura de 50% de participação nos ativos de transmissão em construção. Para a companhia, a venda reforça a estratégia de rotação de ativos com foco na otimização de portfólio com geração de valor, seguindo a disciplina de capital.
“O GIC continua com o direito de primeira oferta para os ativos construção e, na medida que os ativos entram em operação, se inicia um processo de avaliação caso a caso”, destacou...
Fonte: Megawhat Energy
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