ANEEL, the Brazilian electricity regulatory agency, has recently approved to start the test or commercial operations of nine solar power plants with a combined capacity of 254.49 MW.
The 45.68 MW Sao Goncalo 1 and 50 MW Sao Goncalo 22 photovoltaic plants have acquired the permission to take test operations.
The list of the nine solar plants to be allowed by Aneel are:
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