This model, implemented on a large scale in Brazil by Eneva, consists of directly connecting natural gas exploration wells to electricity generation and then directly connecting to the grid, eliminating intermediate steps and ensuring greater efficiency, competitiveness, and reliability.

This pattern reduces transportation emissions, increases supply predictability, and strengthens national energy security.

The Parnaíba Complex, in Maranhão, is one of the largest examples of the application of this model and a global benchmark for vertical integration in the energy sector.

The same system is being implemented in the construction of the Azulão 950 Thermoelectric Complex in Silves, Amazonas' countryside.