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State of SP expands solar energy by subscription and reaches 473 municipalities

Networks cover cities such as São Paulo, Campinas, Ribeirão Preto, Sorocaba, Santos, Taubaté and Bauru

State of SP expands solar energy by subscription and reaches 473 municipalities

Aerial image of one of Sun Mobi's solar plants in the State of SP. Photo: Sun Mobi/Disclosure

Os consumers of electrical energy from State São Paulo just won a enlargement of the coverage area subscription solar energy “signal” – a service that requires no investment and installation of photovoltaic panels in residential, commercial and business properties.

The new plants were installed by Sun Mobi in several regions of the state of São Paulo, with the subscription service reaching 473 municipalities to serve small and medium-sized commerce, services and manufacturing companies and residential consumers themselves.

The networks cover cities such as São Paulo, Ubatuba, Taubaté, Sorocaba, Campinas, Santos, Bauru, Ribeirão Preto, São José do Rio Preto, São Carlos, among others. 

What are the prospects for subscription solar energy in Brazil?

With subscription solar energy, users of this type of service now have economy in electricity bill every month, in addition to shield against energy inflation and increase in tariff flags in the country.

“A The proposal (from solar energy by subscription) is to guarantee cheap, green electricity for customers who cannot or do not intend install solar panels on properties”, explains Alexandre Bueno, partner at Sun Mob. 

The executive also comments that this type of contract has grown in the country, driven by the absence of the need to invest in an own electricity generation system on the roof or on a small plot of land, in addition to the ease of the adhesion process.


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Henrique Hein

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