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World Energy Day reinforces debate on energy transition in Brazil.

Canal Solar launches special offer for its energy storage course; learn more.

World Energy Day reinforces debate on energy transition in Brazil.

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Celebrated on May 29th, World Energy Day draws attention to the challenges of the energy transition, security of electricity supply, and the expansion of renewable energy sources in Brazil and around the world.

The date also reinforces the need for professional training in areas related to solar energy, storage, and energy efficiency, sectors that have experienced accelerated growth in recent years.

With the expansion of investments in distributed generation and battery systems, companies and educational institutions in the sector have intensified initiatives aimed at the technical qualification of professionals in the market.

Among the actions announced for the period, the Canal Solar has launched a special offer for the Solar Energy Projects with Storage and Batteries course.

The training includes free access to practical courses on HOMER Pro and SAM software, tools used in feasibility studies and modeling of hybrid energy systems.

The campaign will have limited availability of 50 places per class. The course is aimed at professionals in the electrical sector, integrators, designers and specialists interested in deepening their knowledge in energy storage and battery applications.

The growth of this market is accompanied by an increase in demand for solutions that enhance energy autonomy, reduce operating costs, and improve the stability of electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

In recent years, energy storage has taken on a strategic position in global energy planning, driven by the growth of renewable sources and the need for greater flexibility in the operation of electricity grids.

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Raphael Guerra
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Raphael Guerra

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