Brazilian Sanitation Firm Goes Solar with Prime Energy

• Prime Energy powers Aegea's sustainability goals with 639 MWh of solar energy, reducing carbon emissions and leading the way in renewable energy solutions.

Brazilian energy firm Prime Energy has signed a contract to supply 639 MWh of solar power per year to Ambiental Parana, a concessionaire of the Aegea sanitation group in Parana state. The solar power is being delivered from two PV parks in Nova Esperanca since June, meeting 13% of Ambiental Parana's energy consumption and offsetting 276 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually. Prime Energy, a supplier of Shell Group services, is helping Aegea achieve its goal of sourcing 98% of energy from renewable sources.

Emerson Rocha, manager of Energy Management and Energy Efficiency at Aegea, highlighted the importance of using renewable energy to reduce carbon emissions. The partnership between Prime Energy and Ambiental Parana demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility in the energy sector. This initiative contributes to Brazil's efforts to increase the use of clean energy sources and reduce its carbon footprint.

How is Prime Energy helping Aegea reduce carbon emissions in Brazil?

• Prime Energy is supplying 639 MWh of solar power per year to Ambiental Parana, a concessionaire of the Aegea sanitation group in Parana state.
  
• The solar power is being delivered from two PV parks in Nova Esperanca since June, meeting 13% of Ambiental Parana's energy consumption.
  
• This initiative is offsetting 276 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
• Prime Energy, a supplier of Shell Group services, is helping Aegea achieve its goal of sourcing 98% of energy from renewable sources.
• The partnership between Prime Energy and Ambiental Parana demonstrates a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility in the energy sector.
• This initiative contributes to Brazil's efforts to increase the use of clean energy sources and reduce its carbon footprint.