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EDP Manager Suggests Exclusion of Renewable Zombie Projects

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Briefings

A Brazilian energy company Gestor da EDP, facing government pressure, announced a policy to exclude renewable energy projects from bidding. This decision was made because the company admitted a lack of resources to handle the high volume of requests, leading to a recommendation to remove projects labeled as 'zombies' from the selection process.

Key points

• Gestor da EDP explicitly recommended excluding renewable energy projects from bidding due to insufficient resources to process the high volume of requests.
• The company admitted a lack of resources to handle the high volume of requests, leading to a recommendation to remove projects labeled as 'zombies' from the selection process.

Context

The decision was made despite government pressure, as the company admitted a lack of resources to handle the high volume of requests. This policy change aims to streamline the selection process by removing projects labeled as 'zombies' from the bidding process.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from Duarte Bello regarding the company's internal assessment of resources and the recommendation to exclude projects. No specific dates, numbers, or geographic locations are provided in the source text.

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