Where We Are

National Presence

We are present in 10 states across the federation, distributed among 7 concessions.

Explore Our Facilities

Explore our interactive map by clicking on the assets to discover detailed information about Evoltz’s operations in each region. Easily navigate between states, zoom in or out, and get a closer look at our projects and assets spread across the country!

Porto Velho (RO)

Araraquara (SP)

Concession

Evoltz NBTE

Length: 2,411 km

Voltage: 600 kV direct current

Concession Period: 02/2009 - 02/2039

Start of Operation: 11/2014

RAP: R$382 million (2024-2025 cycle)

Energy that connects Northern and Southeastern Brazil
Norte Brasil Transmissora de Energia (NBTE) is the 3rd largest transmission line in the world, with operations that ensure stability and security in the energy supply for strategic regions of Brazil.

Oriximiná (PA)

Silves (AM)

Lechuga (AM)

Concession

Evoltz MTE

Length: 558 km

Voltage: 500 kV

Installed Capacity: 1950 MVA

Concession Period: 10/2008 – 10/2038

Operation Start: 07/2013

Annual Allowed Revenue (AAR): BRL 226 million (2024–2025 cycle)

Manaus Transmissora de Energia (MTE) operates 558 km of electric power transmission lines that cross the Amazon Rainforest, highlighting Evoltz’s commitment to sustainability in one of the most complex ecosystems in the world. MTE connects the Amazonas region to the National Interconnected System (SIN), ensuring a continuous and reliable energy supply.

The systemic function of MTE is to supply electricity to Manaus and other cities in Amazonas through the national grid, mainly with energy from Tucuruí and Xingu. With its robust infrastructure, MTE fosters energy development in the Northern region, contributing to the stability of Brazil’s electrical system.

Bateias (PR)

Curitiba (PR)

Canoinhas (SC)

São Mateus do Sul (PR)

Concessões

Evoltz IV

Length: 87 km

Voltage: 230 kV and 500 kV

Installed Capacity: 1272 MVA

Concession Period: 06/2007 – 06/2037

Start of Operations: 09/2009

AAR (Allowed Annual Revenue): R$30 million (2024–2025 cycle)

Evoltz IV operates in the states of Paraná and Santa Catarina, ensuring energy supply to strategic regions.

Londrina (PR)

Maringá (PR)

Itararé (SP)

Jaguariaíva (PR)

Concessões

Evoltz V

Length: 147 km

Voltage: 230 kV

Installed Capacity: 972 MVA

Concession Period: 06/2007 – 06/2037

Start of Operation: 11/2009

RAP (Allowed Annual Revenue): R$22 million (2024–2025 cycle)

Energy that connects Southeast and South of Brazil. Evoltz V Londrina Electric Transmission is present from Londrina to Maringá (PR) and Itararé (SP) to Jaguariaíva (PR), ensuring stability in energy supply. In the case of the Itararé transmission line, it is one of the main supply routes for that region.

Campos Novos (SC)

Videira (SC)

Dona Francisca (RS)

Santa Maria (RS)

Concessões

Evoltz VI

Length: 134 km

Voltage: 230 kV

Installed Capacity: 450 MVA

Concession Period: 06/2007 – 06/2037

Start of Operations: 09/2009

AAR (Allowed Annual Revenue): R$25 million (2024–2025 cycle)

Evoltz VI Campos Novos and Videira and SE Videira are responsible for serving the energy load in part of the western region of Santa Catarina.

Dona Francisca and Santa Maria is one of the electric power transmission lines responsible for transporting energy from the generation plants in the region.

Medianeira Norte (PR)

Cascavel do Oeste (PR)

Foz do Iguaçu Norte (PR)

Concessões

Evoltz VII

Length: 120 km

Voltage: 230 kV

Installed Capacity: 300 MVA

Concession Period: 10/2007 – 10/2037

Operation Start Date: 09/2009

Annual Allowed Revenue (RAP): R$14 million (2024–2025 cycle)

Electric power transmission lines connecting Cascavel do Oeste (PR) and Foz do Iguaçu Norte (PR), essential for meeting the power demand of the Foz do Iguaçu region.

Itacaiunas (PA)

Carajás (PA)

Concessões

Evoltz VIII

Length: 108 km

Voltage: 230 kV

Concession period: 06/2011 – 06/2041

Start of operation: 02/2014

AAR (Allowed Annual Revenue): R$11 million (2024–2025 cycle)

A Evoltz VIII Power Transmission Company is responsible for operating the Itacaiunas (PA) and Carajás (PA) lines, reaffirming its commitment to providing efficient and safe energy supply and contributing to the development of the Amazon region.

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Evoltz Headquarters

Operations Center

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