A Livoltek inaugurated its first photovoltaic inverter factory From Latin America. The plant, located in Manaus (AM), will also manufacture vehicle electrical chargers and batteries.
"It is a milestone for Brazilian energy, when we talk about renewables. Brazil has a leading role when it comes to renewable energy, but it does not position itself as an equipment manufacturer. So, we are changing this perspective and entering a leading role in manufacturing”, he commented. Thiago Varanda, general director of Livoltek.
Still according to the executive, the factory will initially serve the Brazilian market, with plans to expand to the entire Latin market.
The unit has approx. 30 thousand square meters of area, approximately 24 thousand square meters of built area and will have annual production capacity of 1,8 GW in photovoltaic inverters. According to the company, this volume could reach up to 3 GW. O investment will be approximately R$78 million.
To start the factory operation, the company will import all inputs from China. However, the expectation is that the creation of a national production chain will be stimulated.
Still according to the executive, the Factory operation will occur in three phases, lasting 60 to 90 days each.
Check it out, video below, how was the inauguration of the enterprise.
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