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CE School saves R$14 thousand per month with solar energy

Photovoltaic system installed at the school, located in Fortaleza, uses MLPE technology

17-06-22-canal-solar-Escola do CE saves R$15 thousand per month with solar energy

Colégio Nova Dimensão is committed to sustainability. Photo: LIFTE/Disclosure

Be in the Rio Grande do SulOn São Paulo, Rondônia ou Espírito Santo. Regardless of the state, photovoltaic energy is present in several projects throughout Brazil.

This time, solar will generate savings and sustainability for the Nova Dimensão school, located in the city of Fortaleza (CE), which installed a 176,17 kWp system in February this year.

According to Adrison Magalhães, partner at LIFTE Inovações Tecnológicas, the company responsible for the project, the plant uses MLPE (Module-Level Power Electronics) technology and will provide monthly savings of R$ 14.643,76.

In total, 405 435 W photovoltaic panels from Canadian Solar and 5 SE27.6K inverters from SolarEdge.

Furthermore, the plant has 203 SolarEdge P950 power optimizers, responsible for the individualization, monitoring and security system of the plant.

405 Canadian photovoltaic panels were used to install the system. Photo: LIFTE/Disclosure

Businessman Andrigo Magalhães highlighted the importance of investing in a renewable technology that generates jobs and income and eases consumers' pockets.

“I have always been very concerned about spending, expenses and energy is very expensive. There is a very strong relationship between the natural resource economy and the financial economy,” he said.

“I had been researching, I wanted to put solar not only in my house, but also in the company, as I know that energy is only increasing. That’s what we see in the story, and I really wanted to combat that cost,” she reported.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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