Electric Power Generation & Transmission / Renewable Energy
Strategic Profile
ENGIE Brasil Energia maintains high levels of long-term contracting, reducing exposure to short-term market fluctuations, with a balanced sales portfolio between free customers and regulated customers. The company is investing heavily to boost energy capacity, anticipating a major regulatory shift opening Brazil's residential energy market by 2028. The company holds a Long-Term National Rating of 'AAA(bra)' and global scale rating of 'BB+' from Fitch Ratings, one level above the sovereign rating.
Cyborg Score Rationale
In 2024, ENGIE Brasil's revenue was 11.22 billion BRL with earnings of 4.28 billion BRL, demonstrating strong financial growth. 100% of installed capacity is sourced from clean, renewable sources with low greenhouse gas emissions. Company faces competitive pressures but benefits from long-term contracts and market opportunity.
Top Insights
Combined total capacity reaches 11,492.2 MW across 130 plants, corresponding to a 5.4% share in the Brazilian market
100% of installed capacity derived from clean, renewable sources with low greenhouse gas emissions
Signed contract to acquire two hydro power plants in northern Brazil for approximately 3 billion reais ($523.2 million)
Component of B3's Novo Mercado and Corporate Sustainability Index since inception in 2005
Named Competitors
Alupar — Independent power producer and transmission company
Auren Energia — Renewable energy generation company
State-owned Utilities — Large-scale power generation and distribution