Centrais Eletricas do Rio Jordao S.A. (Brazil)

Centrais Eletricas do Rio Jordao S.A., also known as ELEJOR, is a specific-purpose company established in 2001 by Companhia Paranaense de Energia S.A. (COPEL) and Paineira Participações e Empreendimentos Ltda. It operates the Fundão Santa Clara Energy Complex, which is committed to strict environmental standards and provides ecological benefits. ELEJOR is a successful example of large-scale and capital-intensive projects that prioritize sustainability. As part of the National Interconnected System, ELEJOR generates approximately 1,229 GWh/year, providing electricity access to around 600,000 people. The company is also dedicated to global efforts in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Through a carbon credit project, ELEJOR is responsible for reducing approximately 330,000 tCO2/year, equivalent to preserving 17.5 million trees annually. In addition to its energy-related activities, ELEJOR supports the arts by providing a platform for professionals and artists to showcase their work and enhance their skills. For more information about ELEJOR, visit their website.