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5 states are open for registration for energy efficiency projects

The projects will use resources from the PEE (Electrical Efficiency Program) of ANEEL

A Enel Brazil will make approximately R$18,5 million available for energy efficiency projects in the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Goiás and Ceará. According to the concessionaire, those interested in participating in the CPP (Public Call for Projects) for Energy Efficiency can register their projects until January 25, 2021.

According to Enel's announcement, the CPP provides an opportunity for projects aimed at conscious energy consumption to be presented. The financial resources for the projects will come from the PEE (Electrical Efficiency Program) of the ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency). According to the concessionaire, the process has only one phase and the proposals will be analyzed, considering the mandatory documentation required, the quality of the initiatives and the proposal score.

For more information, access the notice that is now available. clicking here. On December 8th, Enel will hold an online workshop to provide more information about the CPP. The link to participate will be made available on the company's website in the coming weeks.

In the State of Minas

Cemig (Minas Gerais Energy Company) is also accepting applications for energy efficiency projects. According to the company, R$25 million will be allocated to the projects. Proposals can be submitted until December 17 of this year. They must aim at the efficient use of energy through improvements in customer facilities and the implementation of incentivized sources.

They can come from clients of the industrial, residential, commercial and service, public sector and public service, rural and projects that include the improvement of public lighting. The selection of proposals will be made by Cemig and ANEEL according to the criteria established in the notice. Click here to sign up and get more information.

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