was the revenue for the provision of electricity services in 2015.
[G4-4; G4-9]

direct jobs generated in both countries, with 1,364 Brazilian employees (including seven members of the Supervisory Board and six directors). The reduction in the Brazilian workforce was 5% compared to the workforce in 2014, which consisted of 1,415 people. [G4-9; G4-10]

megawatts-hour (MWh) were generated by Itaipu in 2015. The amount is 1,6% higher than production in the previous year and 9,5% lower than the year 2013, when the binational hit its fourth world record.

was the increase in the power supply to Brazil, meeting 14,6% of the country’s demand. Participation in the Paraguayan market remained significant: 75% compared to 79% in 2014. [G4-8]

in energy production in 2015 and accumulated energy. At 31 years of operation, Itaipu produced 2.3 billion MWh.

The social and environmental program Cultivating Good Water (CAB) developed by Itaipu won 1^st place in the category “Best Practices in Water Management” of the 5^th edition of the Water for Life Award sponsored by the UN Water. The announcement took place in March and the award ceremony was at the UN headquarters in New York.