Socio-environmental aspects
Actions
- The route was defined with the aim of reducing social and environmental impacts.
- No interference with indigenous and quilombola communities.
- Preservation of conservation units and official areas of archaeological and speleological relevance (Caves).
- Adoption of elevating structures to a height sufficient for raising cables above the canopy of vegetation fragments. This technique reduces the impact on local biodiversity, especially when related to high-protection/preservation forest fragments.
- Cable installation using drones. This innovative technique reduces environmental impact, optimizes the inspection of assets, corridors, and substations with greater efficiency, provides environmental benefits, and enhances worker safety by allowing cable installation without local intervention (vegetation removal), thereby promoting business sustainability and potentially expediting or eliminating the environmental licensing process.
Understand the Environmental Licensing Process
The installation of a new transmission system can alter the natural landscape. Therefore, we conduct Environmental Impact Assessments to evaluate alternatives for preventing, reducing, and mitigating environmental impacts, such as searching for alternative areas for project installation.
With this perspective, we plan management actions that include defining mitigation measures, environmental control plans and programs, and initiatives to enhance positive impacts.
Some of the actions we undertake in this area include: