A consortium led by Brussels-based multinational Tractebel has finalised “a major milestone” as part of a project that will allow the continued construction of the Angra-3 nuclear power plant in Brazil.
In 2021, Brazil’s National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) awarded a contract to the Angra Eurobras NES consortium, made up of Tractebel and Spain’s Empresarios Agrupados, to structure the project for the completion of the Angra-3, in Rio de Janeiro state.
Tractabel said the due diligence and evaluations stage of the project has now been completed.
The purpose of the due diligence and evaluations is to analyse and evaluate in detail the project information and documents.
In 2021, Brazil’s National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) awarded a contract to the Angra Eurobras NES consortium, made up of Tractebel and Spain’s Empresarios Agrupados, to structure the project for the completion of the Angra-3, in Rio de Janeiro state.
Tractabel said the due diligence and evaluations stage of the project has now been completed.
The purpose of the due diligence and evaluations is to analyse and evaluate in detail the project information and documents.
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