Equatorial Energia's 350-MW Solar Complex Powers Up in Brazil
- Equatorial Energia shines bright with the full commercial operation of its 350-MW Barreiras I Photovoltaic plant, a key player in Brazil's renewable energy landscape.
Equatorial Energia SA has announced the full commercial operation of its 350-MW Barreiras I Photovoltaic plant in northeast Brazil. The solar complex, which features 726,000 solar panels spread over more than 800 hectares in Barreiras, Bahia state, is now operational as of July 27. This project adds to Equatorial's total installed capacity of 573 MW at the Ribeiro Gonçalves and Barreiras solar plants, bringing its wind and solar portfolio to a total of 1.8 GW.
The completion of the Barreiras I PV plant marks a significant milestone for Equatorial Energia as it continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio in Brazil. With the increasing focus on clean energy sources, Equatorial's investment in solar power generation is a step towards achieving sustainability and reducing carbon emissions in the country.
What is the significance of Equatorial Energia's new Barreiras I PV plant?
- The Barreiras I PV plant adds 350 MW to Equatorial Energia's total installed capacity, bringing its wind and solar portfolio to a total of 1.8 GW.
- The plant features 726,000 solar panels spread over more than 800 hectares in Barreiras, Bahia state, making it one of the largest solar complexes in northeast Brazil.
- The full commercial operation of the Barreiras I PV plant signifies Equatorial Energia's commitment to expanding its renewable energy portfolio and contributing to the country's clean energy transition.
- Equatorial Energia's investment in solar power generation is a significant step towards achieving sustainability and reducing carbon emissions in Brazil.
- The completion of the Barreiras I PV plant marks a milestone in Equatorial Energia's efforts to increase its renewable energy capacity and support the country's renewable energy goals.
