Edmond reinforces ESG strategy

Greenfintech will have the support of Monalisa Gomes to consolidate an agenda focused on the principles of good governance, social and environmental practices
Edmond reforça estratégia ESG

greenfintech Edmond announced the arrival of Monalisa Gomes as the company's advisory advisor focusing on practices related to people, culture and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance).

According to the company, the movement is in accordance with new management and social inclusion practices, in addition to the company's concern with preserving the environment.

“After moving to Europe, Monalisa intensified her studies and improvements on sustainable business strategy and assessment of corporate collective consciousness focused on social, environmental and governance factors. With this, the professional returns to the energy sector with the mission of consolidating the Edmond brand, in terms of ESG principles, aiming to expand access to technology for generating solar energy”, said greenfintech in a note.

“ESG is a philosophy, we are oriented to institutionalize long-term thinking. Studies indicate that companies considered 'good corporate citizens' perform better than those that do not. Thus, they attract and retain talent, increase motivation, instilling a sense of purpose and, consequently, belonging”, commented Monalisa.

In the position of advisory advisor, Monalisa will have a strategic role in guiding and directing actions aimed at the best practices in force in the concept of ESG. “I came to add, Edmond is a relevant company that is looking forward, it is not a startup that only aims for profit, but rather leaves a long-lasting legacy by transforming the national solar energy scenario, getting ahead of consumer trends of clean energy”, added the executive.

“We don’t want to be tied to what the market is doing, but rather focus on transforming it, holistically addressing sustainability, strengthening business resilience and demonstrating corporate social responsibility. It’s about being, positioning yourself and adopting the posture of a 21st century company”, concluded Monalisa.

EGD and the GD Legal Framework

According to Edmond, the arrival of the executive and the consolidation of the ESG agenda in the company coincides with a historic moment for the clean energy sector, which is the approval of PL 5829 in the Chamber of Deputies and which tends to become the first Legal Framework of DG (distributed generation) in the country.

The company believes that the Legal Framework will open new horizons in the energy self-production market. “PL 5,928 aims to create a more balanced regulatory ecosystem for those involved in the segment of mini and micro generation of electricity”, stated Jackson Chirollo, CEO of greenfintech Edmond.

“This legal framework, in addition to promoting new lines of business, should contribute to an energy transformation at the federal level, maintaining some rules already in practice, improving new methodologies and evolving our current regulatory scenario, guaranteeing legal support for Brazilians who wish to generate their own clean energy. and allowing energy decentralization so that 'prosumers' can contribute individually to minimize carbon dioxide emissions as much as possible”, he added.

“This is undoubtedly a moment of relevant transition with regard to the ESG agenda and Actions against Global Climate Change, and solar energy will be the main protagonist for a sustainable future”, concluded Chirollo.

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Ericka Araújo
Head of journalism at Canal Solar. Presenter of Papo Solar. Since 2020, it has been following the photovoltaic market. He has experience in podcast production, 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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