The PEG-5-2025 tender and its terms of reference
- Energy, water and telecommunications
- The power market and its tariffs
- not audited
PEG-5-2025 is the largest supply tender in the country's history. Its terms of reference were approved by Resolution CNEE-270-2024 (30 October 2024); it seeks ~1,400 MW of guaranteed capacity and associated energy, with supply from 1 May 2030; contracts run up to 15 years for new plants and up to 5 years for existing ones. The bidding rules and the evaluation manual are in Resolution CNEE-108-2025; EEGSA publishes the process documentation on its website.
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Figures
- Capacity sought in PEG-5
- ~1,400 MW
- Terms of reference
- Resolution CNEE-270-2024
- Contract term (new / existing)
- up to 15 years / up to 5 years
- Bidding rules and evaluation manual
- Resolution CNEE-108-2025
Sources
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