Global Infrastructure SherpaHuawei Digital Power and Aggreko to deploy Brazil's largest integrated battery energy storage system in the Amazon
A consortium of Huawei Digital Power and Aggreko will deploy Brazil's largest integrated battery energy storage system (BESS) in the Amazon, combining 110 MWp of photovoltaic plants and 120 MWh of battery capacity across 24 locations. The project, valued at an estimated $165 million, aims to reduce reliance on diesel-fired thermal plants and increase renewable energy in the local grid.
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Deal Analysis
- Deployment of Brazil's largest integrated battery energy storage system (BESS).
- Strategic location in the Amazon, targeting diesel displacement across 24 sites.
- Collaboration between Huawei Digital Power and Aggreko, combining technology and mobile power expertise.
- Hybrid project combining 110 MWp of solar PV with 120 MWh of battery capacity, valued at $165 million.
Source Intelligence
The project is Brazil's largest integrated battery energy storage system (BESS), combining 110 MWp of photovoltaic plants and 120 MWh of battery capacity. It aims to replace diesel consumption of 37 million liters/year and reduce 104,000 metric tons of equivalent CO₂ emissions. The initiative is the result of a public tender launched by the Brazilian federal government in 2025. The project is slated for implementation over up to three years and will supply electricity to isolated communities in Amazonas state, located in remote regions outside the National Interconnected System (Sistema Interligado Nacional, SIN).
"A consortium formed by Huawei Digital Power and British company Aggreko is set to deploy the largest integrated battery energy storage system (BESS) in Brazil"
"A consortium formed by Huawei Digital Power and British company Aggreko is set to deploy the largest integrated battery energy storage system (BESS) in Brazil"
"of which R$510 million is financed through a fund linked to Axia Energia"