CEEC Brasil, a subsidiary of the state-owned Energy China in Brazil that focuses on investments and asset management, has acquired three photovoltaic plants in the state of Paraíba.
According to the company, the total value of the transaction was formalized at R$ 520 million.
The power plants, located in the municipality of Coremas, have a combined installed capacity of 93,41 MWp and are operating under a Reserve Energy Auction contract.
CEEC Brasil's focus will also be on expanding its activities with renewable energy generation projects, including the implementation of energy storage systems to ensure greater stability and efficiency.
Furthermore, the company plans to explore sustainable alternatives such as green hydrogen, which have gained prominence on the global stage as a promising solution for the energy transition.
For the coming years, especially in the 2025/2026 period, the company is preparing to seek significant new investments in the energy sector.
The agreement was also finalized with FIP Coremas, controlled by Nordic Power Partners, a strategic partnership formed by the companies European Energy and Impact Fund Denmark.
Rafael Qi, CEO of CEEC Brasil, highlighted the acquisition of the photovoltaic plants.
"CEEC Brasil intends to operate the Paraíba plant for many years, making the necessary investments for its maintenance and improvement of its generation, aiming to obtain the maximum benefits offered by the Reserve Energy Auction model of the power purchase agreement," he stated.
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