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According to Aneel, Brazil's electricity regulator, in March 2021, Brazil added 353.
46 MW of new grid-connected wind power capacity, accounting for 92%
of the total new installed capacity in March.
In March this year, Brazil added 383.
66 MW of new installed power capacity
.
According to the statistics of the power regulatory authority, in the first quarter of this year, wind power accounted for 87% of the total new additions, an increase of nearly five times
over the same period last year.
At the same time, wind power has accounted for 10% of the country's installed capacity, solar energy accounts for 1.
87%, and large hydropower (UHE), small hydropower (PCHs) and mini hydropower (CGH) account for 58.
34%, 3.
12% and 0.
47%
respectively.
In the first quarter of this year, with the commissioning of new power generation facilities, Brazil's approved electricity capacity reached 174,883.
1 MW, of which 74.
92% came from sustainable low-carbon energy
.
According to Aneel, Brazil's electricity regulator, in March 2021, Brazil added 353.
46 MW of new grid-connected wind power capacity, accounting for 92%
of the total new installed capacity in March.
In March this year, Brazil added 383.
66 MW of new installed power capacity
.
According to the statistics of the power regulatory authority, in the first quarter of this year, wind power accounted for 87% of the total new additions, an increase of nearly five times
over the same period last year.
At the same time, wind power has accounted for 10% of the country's installed capacity, solar energy accounts for 1.
87%, and large hydropower (UHE), small hydropower (PCHs) and mini hydropower (CGH) account for 58.
34%, 3.
12% and 0.
47%
respectively.
In the first quarter of this year, with the commissioning of new power generation facilities, Brazil's approved electricity capacity reached 174,883.
1 MW, of which 74.
92% came from sustainable low-carbon energy
.
