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Amazon expands clean energy projects and confirms solar farm in Brazil

Brazilian photovoltaic plant will have 122 MW of capacity and investments of R$2 million in environmental programs

A Amazon announced that will add 2,7 GW in capacity of energy production through the installation of 71 new renewable sources projects around the world, one of which will be the construction of the first solar energy farm plans in Brazil.

O the project its location was not revealed, but, according to the retailer, will have 122 MW of capacity and will generate 850 jobs during the construction phase. After the works are completed, around 30 permanent vacancies will be created to keep the plant in operation. 

Also according to companhia, the project must also include investments of more than R$2 million in environmental programs during the construction process, aiming to promote biodiversity.

With the implementation of this and other new projects, a Amazon will now have 379 clean energy projects spread across the planet. O target is to use energy renewable in 100% of its business by 2025. 

By then, the company expects to generate 50 GWh of clean energy across its entire portfolio, enough, for example, to power around 4,6 million homes per year.

In addition to the Brazilian farm, other prominent projects include: three large-scale plants in the Indian state of Rajasthan, with a capacity of 420 MW, and on rooftops in France and Austria, in addition to the multinational's first solar park in Poland. 

Henrique Hein
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Henrique Hein

He worked at Correio Popular and Rádio Trianon. He has experience in podcast production, radio programs, interviews and reporting. Has been following the solar sector since 2020.

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