generation assets
THERMOELECTRIC POWER PLANT
ceará geradora de energia
Fortaleza (CE) and Manaus (AM)
Investiment: R$ 80 mi
Servtec’s first major challenge in the power generation segment. The company designed, developed, invested and implemented nine thermoelectric power plants with a total power of 127MW, in a record period of 90 days. These plants were installed in the metropolitan region of Fortaleza (CE) to meet the Federal Government’s Emergency Electricity Program and began operating in 2001. In a second phase, the equipment was transferred to Manaus (AM) and consolidated in three plants. All together, CGE operated for five years until 2006, upon the expiration of its PPA.
THERMOELECTRIC POWER PLANT
gera amazonas
Manaus (AM)
Investiment: R$ 235 mi
Just two years after completing the deployment of this plant, Servtec faced another major engineering challenge: converting its heavy oil (OC-A1) operation to natural gas supplied by the Urucú gas pipeline. This plant operates on a permanent basis in compliance with a 20-year PPA with Amazonas Geração S / A, a subsidiary of Eletrobrás
THERMOELECTRIC POWER PLANT
gera maranhão
Miranda do Norte (MA)
Investiment: R$ 560 mi
It is Servtec’s largest power generation project and went into commercial operation in 2010. It complies with a 15- year PPA with 36 power distributors and produces enough energy to serve the entire island of São Luís (MA). Designed to serve as a back-up of the National Interconnected System (SIN), at some point it operated continuously for nine months in 2012.
WIND FARM
bons ventos taÍBA
São Gonçalo do Amarante (CE)
Investiment: R$ 87 mi
The projects were a major challenge for Servtec as the 75 wind turbines were deployed on mobile dunes, requiring the involvement of Brazil’s most renowned engineering professionals. The plants are under energy sale contracts to Eletrobrás, in compliance with the Federal Government’s Incentive Program for Renewable Energy Sources (PROINFA).
WIND FARM
bons ventos do aracati
Acarati (CE)
Investiment: R$ 715 mi
The windfarms started their commercial operation in 2008 and 2010, respectively. In 2011, Bons Ventos do Aracati was considered the largest wind farm in Brazil, with an annual output exceeding 500 GWh. Servtec maintained the Bons Ventos Taíba and Aracati wind farms until 2012, when they were acquired by CPFL Renováveis.
WIND FARM
bons ventos da serra i
Ibiapina (CE)
Investiment: R$ 130 mi
The first two projects of a 400MW wind farm, BVS1 and BVS2, reached 109MW and were erected at the top of Chapada da Ibiapaba (CE). With 52 wind turbines installed at almost 1,000 meters above sea level, the wind farm generates energy from constant unidirectional winds and meets PPAs awarded at auctions organized by the Federal Government in the Regulated Contracting Environment (ACR).
WIND FARM
bons ventos da serra ii
Ibiapina and Ubajara (CE)
Investiment: R$ 550 mi
WIND FARM
bons ventos
paracuru
Paracuru (CE)
Bons Ventos Paracuru is a wind project located on the coast of Ceará, approximately 250 km from the Bons Ventos da Serra Wind Complex and 100 km from Fortaleza.
Its construction started in 2011 and its commercial operation in 2012.
It was acquired by Darby Servtec Energia FIP in 2020.
hydroelectric power plants (cghs)
paulista geradora de energia
Guaraú (SP)
Cascata (SP)
Investiment: R$ 62 mi
In a pioneering project in the state of São Paulo, Servtec, in partnership with Sabesp and Tecniplan, formed the company of Paulista Geradora de Energia (PGE), with the objective of exploring the hydraulic potential of Sabesp’s reservoirs.
With a differentiated capacity factor in the Distributed Generation segment (FC = 80%), the project has an important contribution to the environment as a result of generation from a renewable source.
The investment in the construction of the two CGHs (Guaraú and Cascata), is expected to be R$ 62 million, and commercial operation will start in mid-2021. All the energy generated in the two CGHs will be destined to Telefônica Vivo, under a long-term contract between the companies.
small hydroelectric plant (pch)
inxú
Campo Novo do Parecís (MT)
Investiment: Darby Servtec Energia FIP
Inxú is a SHP (small hydro plant) located in Rio do Sangue, a river with one of the most stable and regular water flows in the country. Considering the historical average of the last 35 years, it has a capacity factor greater than 80% while the national average is 55%.
Its concession was issued by ANEEL in 2010, the same year that the project signed a PPA of 30 years in the 3rd reserve energy auction (LER). With its construction started in 2011, it had its commercial operation in 2015. It was acquired by Darby Servtec Energia FIP in 2020.
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