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Aldo Solar will hold an event to train professionals in Salvador

Aldo Revolution 4.0 will teach concepts on how to prepare for the main trends in the national photovoltaic sector 

A Aldo Solar will be held in the next October 26 dayOn Salvador BA)More an edition of Aldo Revolution 4.0, with the event being aimed at training of resellers and installers in the photovoltaic sector national. 

Those interested in joining the sector and taking advantage not only of the increase in jobs, but also the tax incentives offered by the Salvador Solar Program, will have access to lectures with experts, where it will be possible to learn about how to undertake solar energy.

The event, which is gratuous and open to the entire market, will also provide concepts about how to prepare yourself for the main trends in the sector and for the new legislation, in addition to offering concepts about the operation of photovoltaic panels. 

Aldo Revolution 4.0 is part of the celebration of 40 years of Aldo Solar and it happens in roadshow format, with a series of events being held across Brazil. In Salvador, this will be the 4th meeting – the other three were held in Maringá (PR), Campinas (SP) and São Paulo (SP). 

To check the full meeting agenda and register, simply click here. 

Northeast

The choice of Aldo Solar by the capital of Bahia to hold one of its events is directly related to the growth of solar energy in the region Northeast, where the source is considered excellent due to the daily incidence of sunlight.

The location's high irradiation rate represents a total that varies from 4,5 to 6 kWh, making it an additional attraction for the development of new small, medium and large projects.

From January 1st to October 10th of this year, for example, more than 105,6 thousand photovoltaic systems were installed in the distributed micro and minigeneration segment in the region, according to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency)

Among the entire national territory, the Northeast also has the largest installed capacity of large solar plants, which together generate 2,4 GW, around 70% of the country's entire solar production capacity.

Henrique Hein
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Henrique Hein

He worked at Correio Popular and Rádio Trianon. He has experience in podcast production, radio programs, interviews and reporting. Has been following the solar sector since 2020.

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