Raizen to Supply Renewable Power to Embracon

• Raizen Power to supply 54 MWh of solar and biomass energy to Embracon units, offsetting 190 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. A sustainable partnership for a greener future.

Brazil's Raizen Power has secured a contract to supply 54 MWh of solar and biomass energy to various units of Embracon, a Brazilian independent consortium administrator. The distributed generation (DG) contract will cover nine states and involves a partnership between Embracon and power plants managed by Raizen Power, making the locations self-generators of renewable energy.

The partnership will also include the issuance of global I-RECS certificates and is expected to offset around 190 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions per year. Raizen Power, a subsidiary of sugar exporter and cellulosic ethanol producer Raizen SA, currently manages over 50 solar and biomass-fired plants, further solidifying its position in the renewable energy sector.

What are the benefits of Raizen Power's solar and biomass energy contract with Embracon?

• Reduction of carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 190 tonnes per year
  
• Increased use of renewable energy sources such as solar and biomass
  
• Contribution to the growth of distributed generation (DG) in Brazil
  
• Partnership between Raizen Power and Embracon to promote sustainable energy practices
  
• Issuance of global I-RECS certificates to demonstrate commitment to renewable energy initiatives
• Expansion of Raizen Power's portfolio of solar and biomass-fired plants, strengthening its presence in the renewable energy sector.