Solis will hold another edition of the Solis Roadshow this Friday (13), in Goiânia (GO), a meeting focused on discussing the transformations in the electricity sector and the opportunities for the solar energy market.
Among the main topics is the proposal presented by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) for the creation of the Time-of-Use Tariff, a new hourly billing model for low-voltage consumers, with gradual implementation planned starting in 2028.
The proposal seeks to encourage shifting consumption to periods of lower cost, considering the differences between peak renewable energy generation times and those when electricity demand is highest.
For the photovoltaic market, this shift may bring new challenges and opportunities. Beyond simply producing energy, the ability to manage when to consume, store, and use electricity is becoming increasingly important.
In this context, storage solutions and intelligent energy management systems can play a strategic role in projects.
The new edition of the Solis Roadshow will be held at the Holiday Inn Goiânia Hotel and will bring together industry professionals to discuss these transformations and present technologies geared towards the new demands of the market.
The program will also cover topics such as Fast Track, Zero Grid, energy storage, and smart management, focusing on opportunities for integrators, distributors, and companies in the region.
The event is free, but has limited spaces, and will feature the participation of... Canal Solar and its partners Tongwei and Projoy.
Registration and further information can be found by clicking here. link.
Goiás has the conditions to expand business in the solar sector.
Goiás is among the main Brazilian markets for distributed generation, with more than 2,3 GW of installed capacity.
The state also has an economy strongly linked to agribusiness, commerce, and industrial activity, sectors in which continuity of supply and efficient management of energy consumption are important factors for operation.
A survey released by Sebrae Goiás in October identified approximately 22 companies related to the solar energy supply chain in the state, highlighting the size of the market and the potential for the development of new businesses.
In this scenario, the expansion of energy storage and management technologies opens up possibilities for integrators to diversify their activities and broaden the portfolio of solutions offered to clients.
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