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Wind power in Brazil amounts to an installed capacity of 250MW, whilst roughly 1100 MW worth of projects are currently being developed. Brazilian renewable power company Bioenergy aims to invest 2.12bn reais (US$1.05bn) to build four wind farms in the country's northeast. Specifically, the company wants to develop 530 MW through four projects: Porto dos Ventos (120 MW), Lagoa dos Ventos (90 MW), Miassaba (70 MW) and Rei dos Ventos (250 MW).

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  • Wind power in Brazil amounts to an installed capacity of 250MW, whilst roughly 1100 MW worth of projects are currently being developed. Brazilian renewable power company Bioenergy aims to invest 2.12bn reais (US$1.05bn) to build four wind farms in the country's northeast. Specifically, the company wants to develop 530 MW through four projects: Porto dos Ventos (120 MW), Lagoa dos Ventos (90 MW), Miassaba (70 MW) and Rei dos Ventos (250 MW).
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  • Wind power in Brazil amounts to an installed capacity of 250MW, whilst roughly 1100 MW worth of projects are currently being developed. Brazilian renewable power company Bioenergy aims to invest 2.12bn reais (US$1.05bn) to build four wind farms in the country's northeast. Specifically, the company wants to develop 530 MW through four projects: Porto dos Ventos (120 MW), Lagoa dos Ventos (90 MW), Miassaba (70 MW) and Rei dos Ventos (250 MW).
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