
TEMANE – COMBINED CYCLE
The Temane thermal power plant is a 450 MW combined cycle gas thermal power plant with a 5×1 multi-shaft configuration, designed to supply safe, highly reliable, efficient and low-cost electrical power.
We guide our clients through specialized projects aimed at achieving maximum efficiency in the transition to a sustainable, low-emission energy model. Through innovation and the application of advanced technology, we excel in key areas of conventional energy.
In thermal energy, we optimize processes to offer efficient and sustainable solutions, contributing to the responsible management of resources. In substations, we design robust infrastructure that supports the stability and reliability of the electricity supply. Furthermore, we are leaders in combined cycle and cogeneration, maximizing energy production and harnessing residual thermal efficiency for smarter and more environmentally friendly systems.
Our vision is to be the driving force behind a successful energy transformation , offering comprehensive solutions that not only meet current needs, but also lay the foundations for a more sustainable and efficient energy future.
We design and implement efficient and sustainable thermal solutions. Our expertise ensures optimal performance, contributing to energy efficiency and the reduction of environmental impact.
Design and management of substations for a reliable power supply. We contribute to the stability and efficiency of the electrical system.
Our services focus on the design and implementation of combined cycle plants, where we take advantage of residual thermal energy for cogeneration.

The Temane thermal power plant is a 450 MW combined cycle gas thermal power plant with a 5×1 multi-shaft configuration, designed to supply safe, highly reliable, efficient and low-cost electrical power.

The UTE RIOGRANDE NEW LOC Plant is a Natural Gas Combined Cycle with a projected net power of 1,238 MW, located in Jabequara, Bahía, interconnected to the SIN.

The Entre Ríos Thermoelectric Plant supplies electricity to the National Interconnected System through six SIEMENS SGT-800 turbines, each with a capacity of 40 MW and a 230 KV step-up substation.

The Warnes Thermoelectric Plant, with five SGT-800 turbines of 40 MW each and a 230 KV step-up substation, provides power and energy to the National Interconnected System.

The existing Southern Thermoelectric Plant supplies electricity to the National Interconnected System (SIN) using four SIEMENS SGT-800 turbines of 40 MW each, and a 230 KV substation. Gas consumption is estimated at 40 MMcfd.
The synergy between our business lines and continuous innovation allows us to offer comprehensive and customized solutions to our clients.
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