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Aldo promotes event on innovative solutions in the solar sector

Topics include the feasibility of PV systems with storage and trends in the hybrid inverter market

Joaquim Fernandes, commercial director of Aldo Solar, during a talk at Aldo Revolution 4.0. Photograph: Canal Solar

A Aldo Solar holds, this Wednesday (6) in Campinas (SP), the second edition of the Aldo Revolution 4.0. The event aims to provide customers with more information, solutions and results aimed at the photovoltaic segment.

Among the topics discussed are the viability of photovoltaic systems with energy storage, the solar panel market in 2022 and trends and opportunities in the micro inverter and hybrid inverter segment. Furthermore, it brings perspectives for solar energy in Brazil, presents solutions in financing for DG (distributed generation) and shows the impact of 14.300 Law in the sector.

Joaquim Fernandes, Commercial Director at Aldo Solar, was one of the speakers and commented on expectations with the law, which creates the GD Legal Framework in the country. “At the end of the year, when the consumer understands that there are only a few days left before taxation takes place, it will be a rush. It is important that the integrator is prepared for this”, he pointed out.

Yes, Bruno Kikumoto, director of Canal Solar, who was also present at the event, discussed the importance of the global distributed generation storage market. “By 2025, this segment will increase sevenfold in size. Putting Brazil on this growth map depends on us, integrators and distributors.”

“Customers who installed solar energy in 2017 or 2018 were not thinking about investment. Today they can be open to new technologies, with a new mindset. It’s an opportunity for us to plant the seed of storage,” she added.

Bruno Kikumoto, director of Canal Solar, gives a lecture on energy storage. Photo: Canal Solar
Bruno Kikumoto, director of Canal Solar, gives a lecture on energy storage. Photo: Canal Solar

Launch

During the meeting, the Jinko Solar took the opportunity to launch its series of Tiger Neo modules with Topcon N-type technology, which increases power generation and performance. According to Gustavo Silva, manager of Technical Services at Jinko, such panels have a degradation rate of less than 1% in the first year and 0,4% in the remaining years.

“In addition, they have a 30-year warranty, reaching 30 years with an output power greater than 87,4%, a temperature coefficient of 0,30%/°C and a bifaciality factor of 85%, being the most advanced technology in photovoltaic modules. to be made available to the Brazilian market first hand by Aldo Solar”, highlighted Gustavo.

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More about Aldo Revolution 4.0

Aldo Revolution had its first event at Aldo headquarters, in Maringá (PR). Now, it is taking place in Campinas and will also be held in São Paulo (SP), on August 22nd, and in Salvador (BA), on October XNUMXth.

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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