EBRASIL

EBRASIL (also styled EBrasil Energia) is a Brazilian energy group whose official website describes it as "one of the main power generation groups" in the country, positioning itself around the energy transition toward a low-carbon economy. The group's activities center on thermal power generation (usinas termelétricas, UTEs) and natural gas infrastructure, including LNG regasification. According to its official homepage, the group reports 2.25 GW of installed capacity across four thermal power plants and 21 million m³/day of regasification capacity. The group's project portfolio spans several Brazilian states. In Sergipe, it lists the Sergipe LNG Terminal at Barra dos Coqueiros with 21 million m³/day of natural gas capacity, the FSRU Nanook with 170,000 m³, and the CELSE plant in Aracaju at 1,551 MW (natural gas), associated with Porto de Sergipe I at 1,551 MW. In Paraíba, it lists EPASA in the Distrito Industrial at 342 MW (fuel oil), along with Termonordeste and Termoparaíba, each at 171 MW. In Pernambuco, it lists EPESA in Igarassu at 356 MW (biodiesel) and TERMOCABO in Cabo de Santo Agostinho at 48 MW (fuel oil). It also lists Camaçari Muricy II and Pecém II, each at 178 MW. Beyond generation and gas infrastructure, EBRASIL presents a social responsibility agenda, stating that since its creation it has worked on projects and actions supporting the socioeconomic development and transformation of the communities where it operates. Its website highlights community and cultural initiatives, including the "Música para Todos" project, with news items from 2022 describing performances in hospitals and outreach to children with cancer and young people. The group's public identity is therefore that of an integrated Brazilian energy company combining thermal generation assets, LNG import and regasification infrastructure, and community engagement programs. Detailed corporate data such as founding year, ownership structure, and headquarters location are not specified in the available evidence.

EBRASIL is a Brazilian energy group whose public history is documented primarily through its project portfolio and corporate communications. Its official website states that the group has, since its creation, worked to carry out projects and actions that support the socioeconomic development and transformation of the communities in which it operates, indicating a long-standing community engagement orientation alongside its industrial activity. The group's development has been closely tied to Brazil's thermal power sector and the expansion of natural gas infrastructure. Its portfolio includes the CELSE plant in Aracaju, Sergipe, at 1,551 MW, associated with the Porto de Sergipe I project, one of the largest natural gas thermal power complexes in Brazil. The group also lists the Sergipe LNG Terminal at Barra dos Coqueiros with 21 million m³/day of capacity and the FSRU Nanook with 170,000 m³, reflecting its involvement in LNG import and regasification infrastructure. In Paraíba, EBRASIL lists EPASA in the Distrito Industrial at 342 MW (fuel oil), along with Termonordeste and Termoparaíba, each at 171 MW. In Pernambuco, it lists EPESA in Igarassu at 356 MW (biodiesel) and TERMOCABO in Cabo de Santo Agostinho at 48 MW (fuel oil). It also lists Camaçari Muricy II and Pecém II, each at 178 MW. Together these assets give the group a reported installed capacity of 2.25 GW across four thermal power plants and 21 million m³/day of regasification capacity. On the social side, the group has supported cultural and community programs, notably "Música para Todos," which its website describes as bringing music to hospitals and to children with cancer and young people. News items dated 2022 on the site report performances at institutions including HCP and Hospital Dom Hélder and outreach to the CRAUR. Specific corporate milestones such as founding year, ownership changes, and headquarters location are not provided in the available evidence, and the group's listed status is not specified.

• Official website lists CELSE / Porto de Sergipe I at 1,551 MW and the Sergipe LNG Terminal at 21 MM m³/day as part of the group's portfolio.

• Official website reports 2.25 GW of installed capacity across four thermal power plants and 21 MM m³/day of regasification capacity.

• News items dated 04/05/2022 describe Música para Todos performances in hospitals and outreach to children with cancer and young people.

One of Brazil's main power generation groups, positioning itself around the energy transition to a low-carbon economy.

• CELSE / Porto de Sergipe I

  Natural gas thermal power plant in Aracaju, Sergipe, at 1,551 MW.

• Sergipe LNG Terminal

  LNG terminal at Barra dos Coqueiros with 21 million m³/day of natural gas capacity.

• FSRU Nanook

  Floating storage and regasification unit with 170,000 m³ capacity.

• EPASA

  Fuel oil thermal power plant in the Paraíba industrial district at 342 MW.

• Termonordeste

  Thermal power plant at 171 MW.

• Termoparaíba

  Thermal power plant at 171 MW.

• EPESA

  Biodiesel thermal power plant in Igarassu, Pernambuco, at 356 MW.

• TERMOCABO

  Fuel oil thermal power plant in Cabo de Santo Agostinho, Pernambuco, at 48 MW.

• Camaçari Muricy II

  Thermal power plant at 178 MW.

• Pecém II

  Thermal power plant at 178 MW.

1. 1EBrasil – A energia que nos move.ebrasilenergia.com.br
2. 2EBRASILwikidata.org