Promoting energy transition through sustainable projects
Develop, Invest and Operate
Our work is aimed at boosting the energy transition, ensuring efficiency and sustainability at each stage of the process, from initial analysis to ongoing operation.
About Us
Transforming the Future of
Renewable Energy
Structured Contracts
Long-term contracts, PPAs, sustainable energy supply with cost predictability.
Strategic Investment
Projects with positive environmental impact and responsible growth.
Engineering and Construction
Power delivery with a flat profile, without risk of modulation for the customer.
Sustainable Partnerships
Flexibility to start ramp-up of energy supply and contracts referenced in reais or USD.
Contracts already structured:
332,880 MWh/year
12.816 tCO2/year
Contracts in Structuring:
884,059 MWh/year
34.037 tCO2/year
Portfolio
Active Projects
Committed to energy transformation, we invest and develop solutions that meet the growing demand for clean sources, contributing significantly to the decarbonization of the Brazilian economy.
Irecê I
Equipped with bifacial solar modules, which benefit from the limestone-rich soil with excellent reflectivity.
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- Bahia
- Solar
- 162 MWp
Irecê II
Equipped with bifacial solar modules, which benefit from the limestone-rich soil with excellent reflectivity.
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- Bahia
- Solar
- 200 MWp
Irecê III
Equipped with bifacial solar modules, which benefit from the limestone-rich soil with excellent reflectivity.
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- Bahia
- Solar
- 145 MWp
Ventos do Sul
Wind Power Plant located in the region with the best wind resource and consistency in the State of Rio Grande do Sul.
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- Rio Grande do Sul
- Wind
- 122 MW
Gilsun
UFV is located in one of the regions with the highest level of solar irradiation in Brazil.
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- Piauí
- Solar
- 171 MWp
Blog
News
Work in Progress: Irecê Phase I – Solar Energy Driving a Sustainable Future
Illian Energias Renováveis is steadily advancing the construction of the Irecê Phase I photovoltaic complex, a milestone for Brazil's energy transition. The works in Irecê are...
Sao Paulo´s 2024 Windpower Event
We are pleased to announce that Illian Energias Renováveis is participating in Windpower 2024 in São Paulo! This event is one of the most important in the wind energy sector,...
We are Expanding!
This month, the Electra Energy Group and ILLIAN Energias Renováveis are taking a new step in their mission to transform the future of energy with the opening of an office in São...
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of renewable energy projects does Illian develop?
We develop solar and wind energy projects, focusing on high-efficiency and sustainable solutions, meeting market demands with innovative technologies.
What are long-term PPAs?
PPAs (Power Purchase Agreements) are long-term energy purchase contracts with companies or governments, guaranteeing financial stability and security of energy supply.
Where are Illian projects located?
We develop projects in several regions of Brazil, strategically selected to maximize renewable energy generation and local development.
What is the financial structure for implementing the project?
Long-term contracts (PPAs) will be used as a guarantee for financing with financial institutions. The majority of the necessary equity will be contributed directly by Illian, ensuring the economic viability of the project.
What are the conditions for classification as a self-producer by equivalence?
For the consumer to be classified as a self-producer by equivalence, the consumer unit served in this modality must have a minimum contracted demand of 3,000 kW with the distributor. Illian carries out a personalized analysis for each client, identifying the best alternative for service as a self-producer through matching or in a consortium format.
Does the consumer need to create an energy structure to participate in a self-production project?
It is not necessary to create a specific structure. Illian provides all the technical and financial expertise necessary for the structuring, construction and operation of the generation park. The consumer is only responsible for allocating the energy generated to their consumer units in the form of self-production, without the need to participate in the operational management of the generation asset on a day-to-day basis.