The 8th National Conference of SHPs and CGHs, takes place on March 18th and 19th, in Brasília (DF), promoted by ABRAPCH (Brazilian Association of PCHs and CGHs).
The event seeks to discuss the Brazilian electricity sector, the energy transition, sustainability and the strategic role of PCHs and CGHs in the national energy matrix, bringing together government representatives, experts, businesspeople, parliamentarians and sector leaders.
The conference features panels to discuss obstacles and contributions that small hydroelectric plants can offer to the national electricity matrix and the challenges and opportunities in generating energy from water sources.
There will be two days of conference with five panels: during the first day the panels will be presented – “The Brazilian Electric Sector and the Energy and Climate Transition”; “Hydroelectric Plants and their Reservoirs for the Sustainability of SEB” and “Market Perspectives for the Viability of Hydroelectric Plants/SHPs”.
On the second day, there will be two panels, “Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability of the Brazilian Electricity Sector” and “Program for the Reinsertion of Environmentally Sustainable PCHs/CGHs into the Brazilian Electricity Matrix”.
Speakers include representatives from the MEE (Ministry of Mines and Energy), ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), the Brazilian Electric Sector Environmental Forum, AHRPI Consultoria, EPE (Energy Research Company), Voith Hydro Latin America, Abrapch, RPI Energy Partners, CCEE (Electric Energy Trading Chamber), Grupo Delta Energia, among other names in the sector.
Interested parties must register through the link provided on the event website, clicking here.
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8th National Conference of PCHs and CGHs
When: March 18 and 19
Where: Ulysses Guimarães Convention Center – Brasilia (DF)
Address: SDC – Ulysses Guimarães, Brasilia (DF)
More information: Event website
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