Large economic groups announced agreements in the first weeks of 2025 to consume green energy in their activities. CCR, Ypê and Schulz began to opt for renewable sources from self -production contracts.
These large companies have signed contracts to become members or to lease power generation enterprises. One of the advantages is the exemption of sectoral charges.
In the free energy market, contracts can be closed directly with generators, which opens the possibility of buying energy without passing through distributors.
Wondering partner
The CCR group, which operates in the mobility infrastructure segment, became a partner of three parks of the Neoenergia Ois, located in Piauí.
The agreement includes sufficient energy to meet 60% of CCR’s total energy demand. The amounts will be intended to serve trains and subway from the city of São Paulo.
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The concessionaire last year made a commitment to have 100% of the assets supplied by renewable sources, which was possible with the migration to the free energy market.
Solar energy
The Ypê Cleaning Products manufacturer consolidated a $ 230 million business next to Casa dos Ventos. The values are related to the solar power supply from 2026, lasting 15 years.
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Thus, all the electricity consumed by factories will be renewable and provided by the Wind House.
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In February 2024, Ypê had already closed a self -production contract in the amount of R $ 250 million, supply from the Rio do Vento Wind Complex, in Rio Grande do Norte.
The Wind House can accelerate the asset hybridization plan, taking advantage of the intense solar generation during the day and the strong winds of northeastern nights.
Both CCR and Ypê will purchase Clean I-TEC Clean Power Purchase Certificates to zero the greenhouse gas emissions count.
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Already Schulz entered the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade) for a partnership with Elera Renewables.
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The Santa Catarina manufacturer of compressors and parts assembly for the automotive industry will reach 100% of power consumption from renewable sources.
A park with a capacity of 48 megawatts (MW) at the Solar Janaúba complex in Minas Gerais will provide energy to the group.
The goal is to avoid the emission of 32,000 tons of CO2. Thus, the company anticipates to 2025 the expected goal in 2030.
