The second largest in capacity in the Paranapanema River, Taquaruçu hydroelectric power plant is located between the cities of Sandovalina (SP) and Itaguajé (PR).
Taquaruçu HPP has five Kaplan turbines that have a total power of 525 MW.
Installed capacity: 525.00 MW
Start of operation: February 11, 1992
End of concession: April 19, 2032
CTG Brasil’s share: 63%
2024 power generation: 1.216.024 MWh
On average, the plant generated energy to supply a city with about 416,000 inhabitants.
Did you know?
During the construction works of the Taquaruçu HPP, one of the major discoveries of Brazilian archeology was identified: The ruins of the Jesuit reduction of San Ignacio Miní, founded by Jesuits around 1610.
Did you know?
During the construction works of the Taquaruçu HPP, one of the major discoveries of Brazilian archeology was identified: The ruins of the Jesuit reduction of San Ignacio Miní, founded by Jesuits around 1610.
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