With lengthy delays in the approval and construction of large hydroelectric plants and natural gas supply concerns, investors have begun pouring billions of dollars into small hydroelectric projects (SHP) as a viable alternative means of meeting Brazil’s growing energy needs. Brazil has a potential installed capacity of over 14,800 megawatts in SHPs, and projects can be built relatively quickly due to their smaller size and less bureaucratic environmental licensing processes....
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