The town of Morrinhos (GO)The municipality has taken an important step in expanding the use of renewable energy sources in its public administration. With approximately 50 inhabitants, it has just contracted over R$ 2 million in shared distributed generation (DG) systems to supply public buildings and reduce electricity costs.
The company Vigo Hsolar Negócios e Intermediações won the bid for the rental of solar energy systems. The result was approved and published in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU) of the municipality last week. In total, R$ 2,03 million will be invested in four contracts intended to serve different areas of the municipal administration.
The energy will be supplied through a shared generation model, in which consumers receive energy credits for energy produced by a solar power plant installed in another location.
The Secretariat of Administration receives the largest share of the investments, with a contract worth R$ 941,6. This is followed by Education (R$ 592,8); Health (R$ 374,2); and Social Development (R$ 124,7). All contracts will be valid for 12 months, starting on July 23, 2026.
What is shared generation?
This is a type of GD, created in 2015 by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) through REN 687 (Normative Resolution 687/2015), which enables the sharing of mini and microgeneration energy between consumers who are in the same concession area.
This generation model is of interest to many consumers with the aim of investing in the self-production of electrical energy using alternative energy sources, precisely because of the economic and sustainable factor for individuals and legal entities.
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