BNB has R$118 million to finance solar energy systems

To meet a growing demand in its area of ​​operation, which covers the nine states of the Northeast region and also part of Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo, the BNB Faucet (Banco do Nordeste) reported that it has R$118 million available to finance the installation of solar energy systems in homes until the end of the year. 

Os resources come from the FNE (Constitutional Financing Fund of the Northeast), a source that ensures credit with below-market interest rates and longer payment terms. 

Until April, bank had already released around R$54 million for this purpose, covering just over two thousand micro and mini distributed solar energy generation projects for homes.

A possibility for consumers, mainly residential generate their own energy through photovoltaic systems – associated with the advantages of reduced electricity bills, short-term return on investment and reduced equipment prices – allowed Brazil to surpass the mark of 2 million homes with solar energy in April this year, according to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency). 

More information About conditions and how the BNB solar systems financing fund works can be consulted next link. 

Affordable financing for everyone  

O growth of solar energy installations in homes Brazilians have been driven by greater ease of financing photovoltaic kits, especially for those lower middle class consumers in the country.

Second platform mapping My Solar Financing, specialized in financing for photovoltaic DG (distributed generation) projects, consumers of class C represented 45% of total credit requests in the first quarter of this year for installing solar kits on roofs.

The search for financing by this consumer class even grew by four percentage points between January and March this year compared to the first quarter of 2023, jumping from 41% last year to 45% in the current year.  

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