Elera Renováveis ​​announces expansion of the Janaúba (MG) solar complex

With an investment of R$1,2 billion, the works are scheduled to begin this January
Elera Renováveis ​​announces expansion of the Janaúba (MG) solar complex
Janaúba Plant opens in the interior of Minas Gerais. Photo: Elera Renováveis/Disclosure

A Elera Renewables announced the expansion of the Janaúba (MG) solar complex, one of the largest in Brazil, with increase in generation by 422 MWp and additional investments of the order of BRL 1,2 billion. 

As Works are scheduled to begin in January 2024 and the expectation of Completion is for the first quarter of 2025, with the creation of more than 4 thousand direct and indirect jobs during the construction phase.

A area of ​​the complex expansion is more than 800 hectares, the equivalent of 1,2 football fields with the capacity to supply energy to 970 homes. In all, around 700 thousand solar modules will be added to the enterprise.

O complex opened in July last year and currently has 2,2 million solar s in operation capable of generating energy for 1 million homes.

With expansion, the site will now hold 2,9 million photovoltaic modules and sufficient generation capacity to supply almost 2 million homes.  

According to Elera Renováveis, the energy from the expansion is already sold with almost 50% on Mercado Livre and with advanced negotiations to reach 70% of its commercialized capacity, also with self-production contracts

Only in 2023, the company incorporated into its operational portfolio, in addition to the Janaúba Solar Complex, three wind farms with 450 MW of installed capacity, the result of two acquisitions and the completion of the construction of the Seridó Wind Complex, in Rio Grande do Norte. 


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Henrique Hein
He worked at Correio Popular and Rádio Trianon. He has experience in podcast production, radio programs, interviews and reporting. Has been following the solar sector since 2020.

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