Cases

We have signed an agreement with Ypê, a 100% Brazilian company and leader in the hygiene and cleaning segments in the country, to supply renewable energy from the Rio do Vento Wind Complex. The contract is worth about R$250 million, with a duration of 15 years.

ArcelorMittal Brasil, leader in steel production in Brazil, has entered into a partnership for the construction and collaborative operation of the Babilonia Centro Wind Complex, boasting an installed capacity of 553.5 MW. This venture will provide the steel mill with 267 MWm of energy for a duration of 20 years

DOW, a major player in the global chemicals industry, has entered a 15-year agreement for 60 MWm of energy from the Rio do Vento Wind Complex. This collaboration underscores DOW's pledge towards achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

Anglo American has partnered with us at the Rio do Vento Wind Complex, securing 95 MWm of energy for 20 years. This supply covers approximately 30% of the energy needs for the company's operations in Brazil, eliminating around 430,000 tons of CO2 emissions each year.

Mosaic Fertilizers, a global leader in combined phosphate and potassium, has partnered with us in the Umari Wind Complex. The 30 MWm of renewable energy contracted will satisfy 30% of the company's energy requirements, leading to a decrease of 24,500 tons of CO2 emissions annually.

Vale has entered into a 23-year energy agreement with Casa dos Ventos for the Folha Larga Sul wind farm, located in Campo Formoso, Bahia. This facility boasts an installed capacity of 151.2 MW. This collaboration is in line with Vale's strategic objective to source 100% of its energy from renewable sources.

Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), a global leader in agribusiness, has chosen to partner with us for a five-year energy supply. This energy, harnessed from the Babilonia Sul Wind Complex, fuels seven of ADM's facilities.

Braskem will have a wind energy source from our Rio do Vento complex for 20 years. With this partnership, together we will avoid the emission of 700 thousand tons of CO₂ into the atmosphere, contributing to Braskem's goal of becoming a carbon neutral company by 2050.

Since 2022, TIVIT, with its 4 data centers in Brazil and 30 offices, has been powered entirely by clean energy. This is made possible through a 12-year contract with the Rio do Vento project, generating 108 GWh/year, making TIVIT the first technology company in Brazil to be fully powered by renewable energy.

Vulcabras, renowned for brands like Azaleia, Olympikus, and Under Armour, will source nearly all its energy from the Rio do Vento Wind Complex. This 13-year agreement secures a steady supply of 65 GWh/year.

Grupo Moura will meet 100% of its energy needs with clean, self-produced energy from the Rio do Vento project, generating 158 GWh/year over 15 years. This partnership enables Grupo Moura to avoid releasing 60,000 tons of CO2 annually into the environment.