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AmaraNZero brings agribusiness perspectives to the integrator

The distributor participated in the GD Centro Oeste Forum and highlights the focus on expanding the vision for agribusiness

Innovations and perspectives for the integrator solar energy within agribusiness was the highlight of the GD Forum in the Central West Region, held in the city of Caiçara, Campo Grande (MS). The event was attended by several companies in the solar sector, including AmaraNZero.

The forum, which lasted three days, explored the perspectives of distributed micro and minigeneration in Brazil, new scenarios and new business opportunities, in addition to highlighting the sales trends, project care and the challenges of the photovoltaic chain with the entry of Law 14.300 from January 2023.

For Thiago Mingareli, technical manager of the AmaraNZero group, who participated in the business and opportunities block, the entry of integrator in the agro market is an investment in the future of solar in Brazil.

“The idea is to try to bring solutions that we see will add value to the life of the integrator, such as taking energy to remote places where distribution is precarious, understanding the impacts and changes that may arise in the financial sector with Law 14.300 at the beginning of the next year”, commented Mingareli.

The distributor concluded its participation in the forum with the presence of the company's commercial director, Felipe Cunha, who discussed the after-sales to the integrator and how distributors can minimize the impact on the end consumer.

“We highlight the advantages of working with Tier One manufacturers, and the importance of having suppliers with technical support here in Brazil, it is an increase in support in projects when we need it”, highlighted the director.

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