WEG announced the signing of a supply contract with Kroma Energia, in an EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) model, for the Arapuá photovoltaic solar energy generation complex, valued at approximately R$ 630 million.

The scope of supply includes photovoltaic modules, trackers, inverters, power substation, and connection bay with the local utility, involving complete engineering and electromechanical assembly, with commercial operation expected to begin in the first quarter of 2026. The project will have an installed capacity of 250 MWp, located in Vale do Jaguaribe, in the municipality of Jaguaruana - CE, Brazil, with an estimated annual production of 537 GWh.

“This contract symbolizes the relevance and scale of this project, in addition to reinforcing our commitment to energy transition and sustainable development in the country,” highlights Manfred Peter Johann, Managing Director of Automation at WEG.

“This partnership with WEG represents a crucial milestone for the construction of the Arapuá Complex, reinforcing our commitment to energy transition and sustainability. We are proud to take this decisive step and confident in the lasting benefits it will bring to Brazil's energy future,” emphasizes Rodrigo Mello, CEO of Kroma Energia.

About Kroma Energia

Founded in 2008 by the Pernambucano Rodrigo Mello, Kroma Energia is the first energy trader in the Northeast. With a modern vision applied to energy management, commercialization, and generation, the company aims to combine technology, expertise, and investment optimization to provide greater energy efficiency and better cost-benefit for its clients. In terms of generation, the company has a portfolio of over 4.6 GW in renewable energy projects, with the mission of driving the transition to a more sustainable future, using innovation and technology to create solutions in renewable energy.