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Chavantes HPP

Chavantes HPP

One of the most important plants of the Paranapanema river, Chavantes HPP is located on the São Paulo and Paraná states border, between the cities of Chavantes (SP) and Ribeirão Claro (PR).

In operation since 1970, Chavantes HPP is fundamental in the electric power supply to the National Interconnected System and for the balance of the Paranapanema river basin. The dam stores up to 8.8 billion m³ of water and regulates much of the average flow of the river, which contributes to control the floods.

Installed capacity: 414 MW
Start of operation: February 6, 1970
End of concession: March 30, 2032
Participação-CTG Brasil: 63%


2024 power generation: 986.170 MWh

On average, the plant generated energy to supply a city with about 337,000 inhabitants.

Development Story

The plant construction began in 1959 and the first generator group went into operation in 1970. At the time of its launch, Chavantes HPP was the largest hydroelectric venture in the region and one of the largest in the state of São Paulo. The plant was decisive for the economic development of the Paranapanema Valley, generating employment and income.

Development Story

The plant construction began in 1959 and the first generator group went into operation in 1970. At the time of its launch, Chavantes HPP was the largest hydroelectric venture in the region and one of the largest in the state of São Paulo. The plant was decisive for the economic development of the Paranapanema Valley, generating employment and income.

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