Renewable energy pillar
In 2024, Belo Monte HPP achieved the HIGHEST AVAILABILITY FACTOR (99.39%) of all hydroelectric power plants in the country, demonstrating its operational excellence and efficiency in managing energy generation, according to data from the National Electric System Operator (ONS).
Capable of MEETING UP TO 16% OF THE DEMAND OF THE NATIONAL INTERCONNECTED SYSTEM (SIN).
BELO MONTE IS A RELIABILITY PILLAR OF THE SIN, especially in times of climate variation and consumption peaks.
Capable of ADJUSTING GENERATION IN REAL TIME AND BALANCING THE INTERMITTENCE OF SOLAR AND WIND ENERGY, ensuring greater stability and reliability of operation.
THE LARGEST FULLY DOMESTICALLY-OWNED HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT.
Awarded the PBGHG PROTOCOL GOLD SEAL for the third consecutive time.
AN AVERAGE 4,999 MW OF RENEWABLE ENERGY sold.
2.8 MILLION RENEWABLE ENERGY CERTIFICATES traded.
Start of OPERATION of the Altamira SOLAR POWER PLANT (SPP).
Relevant contribution to the REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS replacing the use of non-renewable sources, such as thermal power plants, which are significantly more polluting.
MORE THAN 9 MILLION TONS OF CO₂ EMISSIONS AVOIDED in 2024, compared to the emissions that would be released by a gas-fired power plant.
Provides CONTINUOUS ENERGY GENERATION, minimizing the risk of blackouts and voltage fluctuations.
Regional social and economic development pillar
By 2024, BRL 8 BILLION had been INVESTED IN SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS , of which BRL 290 million were allocated in 2024 alone.
2,579 ACTIVE SUPPLIERS..
740 NEW supplier REGISTRATIONS.
NINE MEETINGS OF THE Belo Monte SOCIAL MONITORING FORUM held.
TWO MEETING CYCLES WITH 28 PARTICIPATING COMMUNITIES of the Low-Flow Stretch (LFS) carried out.
13 MEETINGS WITH THE RIVERSIDE DWELLERS COUNCIL AND SUPPORT GROUP, IBAMA AND THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE were held.
Amazon environmental protection pillar
FOUR PROJECTS selected to be implemented along the Xingu River Basin through the Floresta Viva MATCHFUNDING initiative.
825 SPECIES REGISTERED through FAUNA monitoring actions. These include, in particular, 28 new species of fish, described with the direct or indirect participation of researchers linked to a collaboration agreement between Norte Energia and the Federal University of Pará. Twenty of these species are endemic to the Xingu area.
98,594 TURTLE HATCHLINGS released between 2018 and 2024 as part of the Amazon River Turtles project. By 2024, OVER 61,000 HATCHLINGS WERE RELEASED.
Completion of the REGION’S FIRST GREEN CORRIDOR, with the delivery of a solar-powered catamaran and the first electric voadeira speedboat of the Xingu.
Other highlights
Featured in the 7TH FEMALE LEADERSHIP AWARD, granted by the Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (Cebds), acknowledging the predominantly female composition (58%) of the Board of Directors, with 7 women out of 12 members.
FINANCIAL INCOME OF BRL 250 MILLION.
RECOVERY OF TAXES THAT EXCEEDED BRL 300 MILLION, consolidating a positive result.
Participation in the 2ND EDITION OF REPORTING MATTERS BRASIL.
INSPECTION OF 36 DIKES AND DAMS, verifying compliance with legal requirements.
2,700+ MONITORING INSTRUMENTS for dam structures.