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Second auction of 2023 ANEEL should break investment record

Competition foresees investments of R$ 19,7 billion for the construction and maintenance of 4.471 km of transmission lines 

Second auction of 2023 ANEEL should break investment record

The event is scheduled for October 31st. Photo: Pixabay

O second broadcast auction de 2023 da ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) promises to beat investment record, on October 31st, at B3 headquarters, in São Paulo (SP). 

In all, R$ 19,7 billion are expected all with acquisition of three lots which involve the construction of nine projects in the states of Goiás, Maranhão, Minas Gerais, São Paulo and Tocantins. 

The auction provides for the construction and maintenance of 4.471 km of transmission lines quality 9.840 MW in conversion capacity at substations. 

If the value is confirmed, this would be the biggest event ever promoted by the Agency, exceeding the expectations of first auction of the year – scheduled to take place on June 30th and expected to generate almost R$16 billion. 

“This auction is intended to bring renewable energy generated largely in the Northeast of the country to the center of load consumption,” explains the director of ANEEL, Ricardo Tili.

Among the lots, The first stands out, which includes the delivery of 1.468 km of direct current transmission lines, crossing the states of Maranhão, Tocantins and Goiás. The set concentrates the largest investment planned in a lot already auctioned by the Agency, worth R $15,9 billion. 

Next Friday (17), the ANEEL will open the public consultation who will receive the suggestions about the notice of the second contest in 2023. The document will be available for contributions until May 2, 2023, by email: cp008_2023@aneel.gov.br. 

A draft notice and other information about the consultation will be published on the portal ANEEL in space Public Consultations No. 008/2023.

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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