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Hydroelectric Power Plants < 40 > Our hydropower generation complex comprises nine hydroelectric power plants (HPPs) and three small hydroelectric power plants (SHPPS), which are part of the Energy Reallocation Mechanism (MRE), a financial structure for sharing the hydrological risk. Our plants account for almost 2% of this system's entire hydro physical guarantee. Four of our nine plants operate with reservoirs (storage plants), while the others run on stream (run-of-river plants). The dispatch by hydroelectric plants in the ERM is determined by the National Electrical System Operator (ONS) and, in 2022, it was higher than in the previous year, due to higher rainfall in the period, when compared to the adverse hydrological scenario recorded throughout 2021. Rio Tieté on hydropower plants; Rio Grande 23 São Paulo Plants with gates HPP Rui Barbosa (Nova Avanhandava) Start of operation: 1982 Installed capacity: 347.4 MW 2 HPP Mário Lopes Leão (Promissão) Start of operation: 1975 Installed capacity: 264.0 MW 3 HPP Ibitinga Start of operation:: 1969 Installed capacity: 131.5 MW 4 HPP Bariri Start of operation: 1965 Installed capacity: 143.1 MW 5 HPP Barra Bonita Start of operation: 1963 Installed capacity: 140.8 MW Generation at the hydropower plants (GWh) ■2,658.4 MW installed capacity; 8,398.6 GWh of gross generation 2022 2021 ■Gross generation at the hydropower plants increased by 24% year on year. 2020 8,398.6 6,795.7 10,176.8 Plants without gates 1 HPP Água Vermelha Start of operation: 1978 Installed capacity: 1,396.2 MW 2 HPP Armando Salles de Oliveira (Limoeiro) Start of operation: 1958 Installed capacity: 32.0 MW 3 HPP Euclides da Cunha Start of operation: 1960 Installed capacity: 108.8 MW 4 HPP Caconde Start of operation: 1966 Installed capacity: 80.4 MW 6 SHPP São Joaquim Start of operation: 2011 Installed capacity: 3.0 MW 6 SHPP São José Start of operation: 2012 Installed capacity: 4.0 MW SHPP Mogi Guaçu Start of operation: 1994 Installed capacity: 7.2 MW 2022 Integrated Sustainability Report > Resilience aes Brasil
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