Brazil

Suzano Maranhão— 254.84 MW Biomass

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The Suzano Maranhão power generation facility stands as a testament to Brazil's commitment to renewable energy, with a capacity of 254.84 MW derived from biomass. Commissioned in 2014, this plant is located at coordinates -5.3358, -47.5658, strategically positioned to utilize the abundant agricultural residues in the region. Biomass energy generation is pivotal in Brazil's energy mix, providing a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels while supporting local economies through the utilization of waste products. The Suzano Maranhão plant employs advanced biomass conversion technology, which efficiently transforms organic materials into electricity, thereby minimizing waste and promoting a circular economy. The operational framework of this facility is aligned with Brazil's national policies aimed at enhancing renewable energy production and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. As Brazil continues to prioritize sustainability, the Suzano Maranhão power generation facility is crucial in bolstering energy security and meeting growing demands in an environmentally friendly manner. By integrating biomass energy into the national grid, this plant not only provides reliable electricity but also plays a significant role in supporting Brazil's transition towards a more sustainable energy future.