 Brazilian state power company Companhia Paranaense de Energia plans to sell assets including one hydroelectric dam, a telecommunications subsidiary and a stake in a natural gas distribution company, Chief Financial Officer Adriano de Moura told Reuters on Wednesday. Copel, as the company controlled by the state of Paraná is known, plans to adhere to a decree published a week ago by the federal government to stimulate privatization of power companies owned by regional governments. President Jair Bolsonaros government allowed the states to extend the licenses to operate power generation for 30 years, even before the current licenses are set to expire. 