Between October 27th and 29th, Aliança Energia participated in Brazil Windpower 2026, in São Paulo, one of the main meetings of the wind energy chain in Latin America. In its 17th edition, the event brought together professionals and companies in the sector to discuss the challenges and opportunities of wind generation in Brazil, with topics such as operation, technology, regulation, safety and competitiveness.
The company’s team followed different activities, participating in technical panels, presenting environmental practices and debates on the energy market.
On the first day, at the invitation of the Brazilian Association of Wind Energy and New Technologies (ABEEólica), the Administrative, Health and Safety manager of Aliança Energia, Matheus Duarte, represented the company in the moderation of the panel “Safety in Wind Farms”, on the O&M and Service Chain – Efficiency as a Strategy stage.
The panel addressed property risk management as part of the business strategy, joint action with government agencies in responding to incidents and the use of technologies in the protection of wind farms. The agenda also included cybersecurity, armed and unarmed security, counterintelligence and risk prevention and mitigation measures.
For Wladimir Rocha, Personnel Department analyst at Aliança Energia, the presence of professionals from different areas brought different perspectives on the security of the projects and the management of property risk. He highlights the importance of people in this process:
“It was an opportunity to learn about different perceptions about the safety of the projects, with emphasis on the role of people and organizational culture in the prevention and management of risks.”
On October 29, Aliança Energia participated in the panel “Biodiversity and Wind Energy: development, conservation and positive impact”. At the invitation of ABEEólica, the company’s environmental analyst, Rômulo Fonseca, responsible for CESI and the Gravier Wind Power Plant, presented the environmental practices adopted in these units and in other projects of the company.
Among the examples presented was the project “Ecological Watering Fountains for Animal Thirst”, developed two and a half years ago. The initiative contributes to the conservation of fauna and is aligned with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15 – Life on Land, of the United Nations (UN).
Aliança Energia’s Energy Trading and Regulation team followed the debates on the energy market and the prospects for wind generation.
During the three days, the participants discussed relevant topics, such as curtailment cuts, expectations of reimbursement through adherence to the Term of Commitment and the need for a more accurate classification of these cuts, in order to enable adequate solutions to the problem.
Also on the agenda were the regulatory changes resulting from the publication of Law No. 15,269/2025 (Legal Framework for the Electricity Sector), the challenges of price formation, and the adequacy of pricing models to changes in the electricity sector.
Another topic addressed was the expectation of expanding the power and flexibility of the National Interconnected System (SIN), with the holding of energy storage auctions later this year. The debates also included the challenges faced by agents to meet the measures determined by the ONS after the blackout on August 15, 2023 and the need to review the penalties applied by ANEEL, given the absence of proof of the agents’ responsibility for what happened.
In this edition, Aliança was also present at the ABEEólica booth, presenting projects and social initiatives developed in the Acauã (RN) and Santo Inácio (CE) Wind Complexes. An audiovisual panel displayed images of the actions carried out in the territories, providing an immersive experience to visitors through videos with a soundtrack accessed by headphones.
The space also highlighted the cordel book Ventos de Aliança, produced by students from public schools in Rio Grande do Norte and Ceará, in addition to the history book of the quilombola community of Macambira and the artisanal flour produced by residents.
Over the three days of the event, more than 4,000 visitors passed through the booth, learning about initiatives that value local culture, strengthen community protagonism and promote sustainable development in the territories where Aliança Energia operates. As a souvenir of the experience, they received copies of Macambira’s books and flour.
Aliança Energia’s presence at the event allowed it to follow the changes in the sector and present the initiatives developed by the company. Discussions on safety, biodiversity and commercialization are part of the company’s challenges in energy generation and in its projects.
