RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Brazilian subsidiary of the Portuguese electricity company EDP announced Monday (25) that it had signed a 15-year energy sales contract, which guarantees the viability of a solar plant with the capacity to generate 209 megawatts that it will build in the northeastern region of Brazil.
EDP explained in a statement that the Monte Verde Solar plant, to be built in three municipalities in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, will be not only its largest solar power plant in Brazil but also the first of its kind planned to operate on a large . . .
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