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ENGIE strengthens its power transmission activity in Brazil

London, 04 July, 2023, (Oilandgaspress) ENGIE has won one lot in the auction organized by the Brazilian Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) on Friday, June 30th. The winning bid for lot 5 offered a final Annual Permitted Revenue (RAP) of R$ 249.3 million. The 30-year concession contract cover the engineering, construction, operation and maintenance of 1 006 kilometers of electric power transmission lines in the States of Bahia, Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, meeting the demand for the flow of energy generated by renewable sources in the Northeast Region to the Southeast region. While strengthening our presence in this key country for ENGIE, this operation will also create around 5 000 direct jobs for the construction phase.

ENGIE operates a total of nearly 6,000 km of electric power transmission networks in Brazil and Chile. Since 2017, the group has already installed more than 2 700 km of new power transmission lines in Brazil, notably through the Gralha Azul project, located in Paraná in the south of the country, and the Novo Estado project in the states of Tocantins and Pará in the north. The new concession will enable ENGIE to strengthen its position as a relevant player in the electricity infrastructure sector in Latin America, to pursue the development of this key activity, and to support Brazil in the modernization and growth of its electric power transmission network.


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