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Government evaluates R$ 650 million investment in Eletronuclear

oglobo29 August 2026 at 08:00

The federal government is evaluating a R$ 650 million investment in Eletronuclear, the state-owned company responsible for Brazil's nuclear power plants. The state company is going through a financial crisis and needs resources to maintain its operations.

The amount of R$ 650 million is the calculated amount needed to preserve the Angra 3 project, a plant that is part of the Brazilian nuclear complex. Additionally, the investment would ensure compliance with regulatory, contractual, and nuclear safety obligations associated with the project.

The federal government's economic team is discussing the timing, meaning the most appropriate moment to make this resource investment in the state-owned company. The decision is still under evaluation.

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