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EDP ​​studies sites to build five more solar plants in ES

Two other company projects are also already underway in the state.

A EDP, through EDP Smart – a division that brings together the company’s portfolio of energy solutions companhia studies sites for construction of five new photovoltaic plants No. State of Espírito Santo. 

It is estimated that the projects will have a generation capacity of up to 25,7 MWp and that the total investment of the works will be approximately R$ 155 million. 

EDP's initiative is part of the company's strategy to invest in the photovoltaic sector national. In Espírito Santo alone, seven solar plants will be delivered by the end of 2023. 

In addition to these five, two others are already underway in the State, one in Mucurici and the other in Pinheiros. The investment in these two plants is R$45 million, with the prospect of generating up to 9,2 MWp. 

EDP ​​investments

On August 30th, EDP announced the sale of the Mascarenhas hydroelectric plant, in Baixo Guandu, with the aim of reducing the share of the water source in its generating complex and investing in solar energy. 

The company's goal is to reach 1 GW of exposure to solar energy by 2025. To support this investment, the company has already raised more than R$1,9 billion from the market. 

The sale of the Mascarenhas hydroelectric plant, valued at R$1,2 billion, also promises to finance, in the future, other clean energy projects foreseen in the company's global plan, such as wind generation projects. 

Henrique Hein
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Henrique Hein

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