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The Eletrobras Board of Directors approved the new PDNG (Business and Management Master Plan) 2021-2025.
The company foresees contributions of R$ 41.1 billion in the period, with R$ 11 billion in transmission, R$ 28.1 billion for generation and R$ 2 billion in environmental and infrastructure investments.
The highlight was the Angra 3 nuclear plant, which has a planned investment of R$ 15.3 billion in the 2021-2025 cycle.
According to Eletrobras, the plan considers the impacts caused by the Covid-19 pandemic on the sector and is developed based on the assessment of future scenarios and trends, both economic, technological, social and corporate.
Aiming to achieve its strategic objectives, the company has listed a series of initiatives, among which the following stand out:
- Assessment and implementation of alternative capitalization options for Eletrobras, primarily based on the feasibility of PL 5,877/2019, the privatization of the company;
- Continuation of the process of rationalizing participation in SPEs, reaching 49 participations in December 2021;
- Enabling the completion of Angra 3, through an international public call;
- Implementation of a high-performance culture, based on a diagnosis of the cultures in force in companies and the creation of an action plan aimed at guiding them towards a culture of excellence and focus on results.
Goals for 2021
For 2021, the company intends to reach the end of the year with 181 MW of new installed capacity and expansion in transmission with an additional 772 km of lines.
In new businesses, the indicator is to have revenue arising from this guideline, corresponding to 2% of net operating revenue. The expected availability for transmission assets is 99.88%.
