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The distributor of photovoltaic equipment Techlux signed a partnership with solar panel manufacturer Renesola. Expected consumption through the distributor can reach 100 MW of commercialization later this year, according to company information.
For Fábio Delgado, commercial director of the distributor, the partnership integrates several models of solar panels for the Brazilian market and was renewed after the possession of a new economic group who will be at the head of the manufacturer. “We are importing three models, the 455 W bifacial and 655 W bifacial modules, and in September we will receive the 570 W bifacial model N-Type It is TOPcon", he said.
The executive also informed that by the end of the year, the expectation is to import the latest panel technology, the HJT model, which is in the final stages of adjustments at its factory. “With the manufacturer’s new factory in operation, we should increase demand even further”, revealed Delgado.
Also according to him, Renesola modules, developed with N-Type, TOPcon and HJT technology, will be highlighted on the distributor's stand in Intersolar South America. With extensive investment in marketing to boost the brand here in Brazil, Techlux reveals that the activation of products on its platform took place in April.
“With the update on our website and our budget platform, we will combine Intersolar’s participation and marketing campaigns, which are being carried out in specialized magazines, digital marketing and participation in various events at Brazil level, and increase our commitment to the solar market, distributing high-tech equipment”, highlighted the director.
“Renesola and Techlux aim to provide a fair price but with high technology, commitment and product quality, highlighting its position in the market. A high quality brand with a competitive price so that we can meet market demands, during the fair we will be accepting orders at a different price”, concluded Delgado.
Founded in 2015, Renesola works with renewable systems and last year underwent a general restructuring of its economic group. Today it is a manufacturer Tier One, by BloombergNEF, and is investing in new factories and technologies, with a margin of 35 GW of global shipments.
