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We produce safe and competitive energy for the Brazilian electricity system with a thermoelectric generating network that reaches 5.95 GW of contracted installed capacity. The assets are located in the States of Maranhão, Ceará and Roraima. Find out a little more about our ventures.
Parnaíba Complex
The Parnaíba Complex is the pioneering enterprise that introduced the Reservoir-to-Wire (R2W) model in Brazil. The generation of energy using thermoelectric power plants is directly supplied from the natural gas fields developed and operated by Eneva, and which are located close to the thermal plants.
The Parnaíba Complex is made up of the Parnaíba I, Parnaíba II,Parnaíba III and Parnaíba IV plants, with two projects under development: Parnaíba V and Parnaíba VI.
The Sergipe Port Thermoelectric Plant I
The Sergipe Port Thermoelectric Plant I runs on natural gas and produces energy in a combined cycle of gas and steam. The plant has a generating capacity of 1.6GW and produces enough energy to cover 15% of the energy requirements of the Northeast region. besides the power plant, we also have an FSRU with a capacity for regasification of up to 21,000,000 m³ per day and the chance to trade this gas on the integrated network.
Find out moreJaguatirica II
The Jaguatirica II power plant comprises part of the integrated Azulão-Jaguatirica enterprise. It boasts an installed capacity of 141 MW and utilizes natural gas to generate energy that comes from the Azulão field in the state of Amazonas, and generates energy to supply over half of the state of Roraima. This is a cleaner, safer and more reliable energy that also creates opportunities for income growth, jobs and the development of local suppliers.
Find out moreThe Futura I Solar Complex
The Futura I Solar Complex is one of the largest solar farms in the Americas. Located in the Juazeiro region in the state of Bahia, the complex produces enough energy to supply around 1.7 million people.
moreThe Central Thermoelectric Generator of Fortaleza
With a nameplate capacity of 327 MW, the Termofortaleza produces energy in a combined cycle of gas and steam. The powerplant is located in the municipality of Caucaia, approximately 50 kilometers from the state capital of Fortaleza.
Find out moreOther power generation assets
The Itaqui and Pecém plants Are strategically located close to important ports in the cities of São Luis (MA) and São Gonçalo do Amarante (CE). Running on coal, the plants use the logistical infrastructure of the ports at Pecém , in Ceará, and Itaqui, in Maranhão to receive raw materials.
The Tauá plant, however finds itself at the forefront by being the first solar farm to generate electrical power at a commercial scale in Brazil.