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Luz Para Todos receives R$2,7 billion in contracts

Government expects to serve 500 thousand families by 2026, reaching around 70 thousand homes

Program expects to reach 500 thousand families by 2026

Pará will have around 280 thousand families served in 58 municipalities. Photo: Ricardo Botelho/MME/Flickr/ Reproduction

O SCHEDULE Light for All has received investment of R$2,7 billion all with answer near 70 thousand homes in urban and rural areas, including remote regions. You contracts were signed by Alexandre Silveira, minister of Mines and Energy, today (29) in the morning, in Brief, Marajó Archipelago. 

A government expectations é offer electrical energy until 500 thousand families by 2026, especially in the North region and in more isolated areas of the Legal Amazon.

O Para will have approximately 280 thousand people benefited em 58 municipalities. In remote areas, 29.914 residences go receive solar kits No. value of R$1,2 billion. Others 39.644 residences will receive calls via network extension, the investment will be R$1,5 billion, benefiting around 280 thousand people in 58 municipalities from Pará.

“Today we signed R$2,7 billion in new contracts. By 2025, 70 thousand new families will have more electricity. All families in Pará will have energy by 2026. It is the largest program to combat energy poverty in the world, it is dignity for our people”, highlighted the minister.

The program will be subsidized by the CDE (Energy Development Account), which is a charge created in 2002 to promote development in the national energy sector. 

The budget was consolidated by CCEE (Electric Energy Commercialization Chamber) and approved by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency). According to the Gov Agency, by the end of the year, 22 new contracts will be signed in different regions of the country.

 

Viviane Lucio
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Viviane Lucio

Journalist graduated from UNIP (Universidade Paulista) and specialist in scientific journalism from Unicamp (Universidade Estadual de Campinas). She has experience in news production, reporting, photography, communications and press consultancy.

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