Last Tuesday (27), the Harvest Bank started operating the FGEnergia credit line, created by BNDES (National Bank for Economic and Social Development). The objective, according to the institution, is to promote the reduction of energy consumption.
Business projects that increase energy efficiency, reducing electricity consumption and that also promote renewable generation, such as solar, wind and from biomass.
The program FGEnergia is especially aimed at small and medium-sized Brazilian companies, with revenues of up to R $ million 300 and who are interested in implementing energy efficiency programs.
Safra was responsible for the first operation RenovaBio, from BNDES, for the biofuels segment, with a loan of R $ million 100 linked to carbon emission reduction targets.
In 2020, in the middle of the pandemic, resources were released from the line Peac FGI, also from BNDES, to help companies in difficulty. “The bank remained in first place the entire time and used the entire available limit. With these resources, Safra served more than 7 thousand companies”, they concluded.
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