Amara NZero, with over 65 years of experience and operations in over 18 countries, has announced the formation of a new project management team focused on large-scale power plants in Brazil. Led by Alexandre Borin, the team aims to strengthen the company’s presence in this segment.
“Expectations are the best possible. Amara NZero has had a global relationship for decades, with strategic alliances established with the main suppliers of modules and inverters, and stands out in the Brazilian and Latin American markets for offering product supply, logistics and cost-benefit solutions to its customers, adding value where projects need it most, which puts it in a position of competitive advantage”, said Borin, who will be the company’s Commercial Director of Large Projects.
According to the distributor, the new management aims to offer personalized service (“Human to Human”) to customers seeking to generate their own energy in a sustainable and economical way in the photovoltaic market, which has been expanding rapidly – driven by the reduction in equipment costs and the growing demand for renewables.
“Investments in solar plants, in addition to the importance of decarbonizing the planet, are today the fastest and most attractive way to generate your own energy and make significant savings, since the demand and cost of energy continue to increase every year,” said the executive.
“This movement, which began in 2012, has been gaining momentum with Law 14.300 and is unlikely to slow down in the coming years, even with the adjustments (regulatory, tax and fiscal) that will occur along the way, just as we believe that BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) storage solutions will in fact be a new market to be explored,” he highlighted.
About Amara NZero
With 26 years of experience in Brazil and 1.100 employees, Amara has extensive expertise in the energy sector. With over 310 m² of warehouses, the company provides different types of logistics services in the energy sector (generation, transmission, distribution) throughout the country, as well as standing out in the supply of products for the renewable energy sector (wind and solar).
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