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EcoSmart Tour: GoodWe program will promote training throughout Brazil

Between October and December, the truck will travel to 10 cities in 10 states, offering free training

Canal GoodWe’s Solar Eco Smart Tour program will promote training throughout Brazil

The project will begin on Thursday (5) and will travel across the country until December 5, 2023. Photo: Disclosure

GoodWe, a manufacturer of inverters and photovoltaic solutions, launched the EcoSmart Tour project, an itinerant program that will take free training on solar energy to 10 cities in 10 different states in Brazil.

The training consists of a four-hour module – two classes per day – on photovoltaic generation technologies, energy storage in batteries, vehicle chargers and PV solutions for construction (BIPV). The project will begin next Thursday (5) and will travel across the country until December 5, 2023.

Those interested in participating can register by clicking here.

The first stop will be at Cuiabá Expo Solar, a solar energy retail fair that will take place during the Entrepreneur's Fair promoted and held by Sebrae MT, at the Pantanal Events Center, from October 5th to 7th, 2023.

“The EcoSmart Tour will be a notable presence at the event, offering free training in solar energy and covering essential topics for installers and integrators of solar photovoltaic systems”, highlighted GoodWe.

Discover the EcoSmart Tour itinerary

City State

Date

Local News

Cuiabá – MT 05 to 07 / 10 Cuiabá Sebrae Entrepreneur Fair
Palms – TO 10 to 11 / 10 SENAI CETEC Palmas
GHT - Belém 16 to 17 / 10 SENAI Getúlio Vargas
Sao Luis – MA 23 to 24 / 10 FIEMA Regional Department
Teresina - PI 30 to 31 / 10 SENAI FIEPI
Fortaleza - CE 06 to 07 / 11 IFCE – Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Ceará
João Pessoa – PB 13 to 14 / 11 UFPB – Federal University of Paraíba
Recife PE 20 to 21 / 11 SENAI Araripine
Salvador BA 27 to 28 / 11 SENAI Dendezeiros
Vitória - ES 04 to 05 / 12 UFES – Federal University of Espirito Santos

Many of the solutions used in the project were recently exhibited at Intersolar South America, held in August, in São Paulo (SP). Among them are:

  • MIS microinverters (1,6 – 2,0 kW);
  • The ES G2 line of hybrid inverters (3,5 – 6,0 kW);
  • The ET line three-phase hybrid inverters (15 – 30 kW);
  • Lynx Home U batteries (5,4 kWh to 32,4 kWh);
  • Lynx F G2 batteries with modularity for banks from 9,6 kWh to 230,4 kWh;
  • The new on-grid lines SDT G3 (8,0 – 30 kW) and GT (100 – 125 kW);
  • HCA vehicle chargers (7,0 – 22 kW), and;
  • The 92Wp Sunshine photovoltaic tiles.

Partnership for sector training

The itinerant project is carried out in partnership with renowned distributors in the sector, such as the companies Solfacil, Ecori and Helte, who share GoodWe's commitment to promoting knowledge and adoption of solar energy throughout the country.

Collaboration with Senai also plays a key role in delivering these trainings, ensuring the program is educational, comprehensive and of high quality.

“The initiative reflects our commitment to training professionals in the field of photovoltaic solar energy so that they can offer the latest technologies to their customers, with high quality, safety, extended warranty and top-of-the-line after-sales service” says Fábio Mendes, vice president for South America.

“We want to prepare them to stand out in the market, being able to offer a complete portfolio, whether for homes, commercial and industrial roofs, or even larger plants. Through the EcoSmart Tour we bring the brand closer to the installer and integrator. We offer cutting-edge training and establish a long-term relationship with the professional”, added Mendes.

Ericka Araújo
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Ericka Araújo

Communications Manager of Canal Solar. Host of Papo Solar. Since 2020, he has been following the renewable energy market. He has experience in producing podcasts, interview programs and writing journalistic articles. In 2019, he received the 2019 Tropical Journalist Award from SBMT and the FEAC Journalism Award.

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