Aldo Solar reaches 220,000 solar energy generators sold

A Aldo Solar reached the mark of 220 thousand solar energy generators sold (10 thousand of them in January alone), which is equivalent to an approximate power of 2.1 GW and more than 5.6 million solar panels distributed in Brazil. 

Currently, Aldo has a 30% share in the solar DG (distributed generation) market and, according to the company, the photovoltaic energy generated by the distributor's equipment has already prevented more than 2.7 thousand tons of CO2 from being released into the atmosphere. 

According to data released by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency), Brazil already has more than 821 thousand solar energy generators installed and distributed among 836 thousand consumer units, which results in 9.1 GW of installed power. 

For Aldo Pereira Teixeira, president and founder of the company, the numbers presented by the company only reinforce the growth of renewable energy, especially solar in Brazil. 

“Each generator delivered is a step towards a future of harmony between natural resources and our modern lifestyle. After all, if consumption does not tend to decrease, the ideal is for our energy sources to be renewable”, he said. 

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Partnerships

Aldo Solar is a partner company of the Chinese giant Jinko, and the agreement established by the companies is considered the largest distribution agreement for DG ever concluded by Jinko outside of China.

With Growatt, the partnership promises to deliver 2.5 GW in inverters to the Brazilian market in 2022, making it the largest market in the Americas.

In terms of sales numbers, the company expects a sum of over 100 thousand generators sold in 2022, that is, closing the month of December this year with 310 thousand generators, and a total of 8 GW. In terms of revenue, the company expects more than R$ 6 billion in 2022.