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Trinity will invest R$500 million in transmission lines

The company's CEO states that the value will be contributed over the next five years

Trinity will invest R$500 million in transmission lines

In April, the company sold its DG assets to IVI Energia SA Photo: Freepik/Reproduction

A Trinity Renewable Energies, generator renewable energy, Manager e marketer of energy in the Free Energy Market, announced its entry em new market of the energy sector, transmission lines.

Initially, the company will participate in auctions of small batches to acquire experience, maximizing o return on the initial investment.

According to João Sanches, CEO of Trinity, the idea is create slowly experience next market niche. “Our idea is take part, already in September, from transmission line auction carried out by Aneel, and focus on small lots as a gateway”, he states.

Sanches also said that for realize yours strategic vision, Trinity plans to invest up to R $ million 500 in the next five years in this segment. 

“Furthermore, already we observe also possible partners potential to collaborate, although I cannot disclose details at this time, our premise is to participate in small batches where there is no interest from big players, glimpsing better returns in investment”, he adds.

O September auction, mentioned by the company's CEO, will offer five lots totaling 848 kilometers of transmission lines.

Sanches highlights that Trinity is focused Only in energy sector, exploring all opportunities within this market. “For example, the wind sector, in which we are interested in participating in the future, depending on opportunities”, he concludes.

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Frederico Tapia
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