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Aldo Solar announces national schedule of roadshows and technical events for 2026.

The program focuses on electromobility, hybrid systems, and training for integrators.

Aldo Solar announces national schedule of roadshows and technical events for 2026.

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Aldo Solar has announced its national roadshow and technical event schedule for 2026, which will cover various regions of the country focusing on electromobility, hybrid systems, and integrator training.

According to the company, the initiative aims to strengthen professional training and expand its presence in strategic markets, keeping pace with the growth of solar energy and electric mobility in Brazil.

O Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Roadshow, focused on presenting recharging solutions for electric vehicles The technical and commercial training will take place in Curitiba (PR); Brasília (DF); Belo Horizonte (MG); Rio de Janeiro (RJ) and São Paulo (SP).

Already Hybrid Systems RoadshowThe event, primarily aimed at the North and Northeast regions, will take place in Manaus (AM) on February 26th. The cities of Palmas (TO), São Luís (MA), Boa Vista (RR), and Natal (RN) are also included, but dates are yet to be determined. The event will feature training sessions focused on the sizing, installation, and marketing of these solutions.

The program also includes new editions of Aldo Academy, aimed at deepening the technical and commercial knowledge of integrators, scheduled for Maringá (PR) on March 7th and Recife (PE) with a date to be defined.

The calendar will conclude with the Northeast Integrators Fellowship, scheduled for December 10th in Suape (PE), an event that, according to the company, aims to strengthen relationships with partners in the region and consolidate its institutional presence in the Northeast.

With the 2026 agenda, the Aldo Solar "It reinforces its national presence, promoting technical training, market expansion, and closer relationships with integrators. The initiative highlights the company's position as one of the leading distributors of solar energy and electromobility solutions in Brazil," the company stated in a press release.

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Caique Amorim
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Caique Amorim

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