Developers
have
been
unable
to
connect
622MW
—
which
is
otherwise
ready
to
start
—
to
the
grid,
as
transmission
lines
have
not
been
completed.
The
remainder
is
still
being
built.
Some
deadlines
have
been
pushed
back
by
the
Brazilian
electricity
regulatory
agency,
Aneel,
but
developers
of
many
projects
may
end
up
facing
penalties
for
the
delays.
Renova
Energia,
Dobrevê
and
CPFL
will
collect
revenues
for
the
622MW
they
have
built,
as
the
developers
are
not
at
fault
for
the
delay
in
building
transmission
lines.
State
utility
Chesf
is…
