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Home / News / ANEEL revokes the granting of 16 more wind farms in the Northeast

ANEEL revokes the granting of 16 more wind farms in the Northeast

Canceled projects would total 564,8 MW in installed capacity in the states of Bahia, RN, Piauí and Pernambuco
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  • April 1, 2025, at 10:37 PM
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ANEEL revokes the granting of 16 more wind farms in the Northeast
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The board of ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) revoked new concessions of companies that were authorized to install wind power plants in the Northeast. The withdrawals, at the request of the suppliers, would account for a capacity that would be installed of 564,8 MW. The request of the companies was unanimously accepted by the regulatory agency, in the meeting this Tuesday (01).

The main project that will no longer take place would be in Campo Formoso, in Bahia. Ventos de São Januário Energias Renováveis ​​aimed to install six wind generators (Eol), totaling 268 MW. The municipality of Santana do Matos, in Rio Grande do Norte, would host the Pixote Pequeno and Sítio Pixote I and II plants. They would contribute an installed capacity of 215 MW.

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Ventos de Santa Aurélia would also install six wind power plants in Queimada Nova, in Piauí. They totaled 43,2 MW. Finally, Ventos de São João will no longer have the unit in Afrânio, in the Sertão region of Pernambuco, which would have an installed capacity of 37,8 MW.

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  1. Marcos Rossi said:
    9 May 2025 to 20: 48

    Okay. But what's the reason for dropping out? Can you add to the article?

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