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Entities debate expansion of the free market and opportunities for the solar sector

The event takes place on July 6th, in São Paulo and is attended by authorities and businesspeople from the electricity sector

The event takes place on July 6th, in São Paulo and is attended by authorities and businesspeople from the electricity sector

Photo: Disclosure/ABSOLAR

A ABSOLAR (Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association) will promote on July 6th, a debate on expansion do free market and market opportunities No. Theater B32, the Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima, Vila Nova Conceição, in São Paul (SP).

The debate aims to discuss issues on the expansion of the ACL (Free Contracting Environment), known as the free electricity market, and the participation and potential of solar sources in the segment.  

Topics also stand out: solar sources in the ACL for industrial and commercial consumers, the strengthening of ESG policies with free market contracts and the prospects for self-production with photovoltaic projects.

The meeting will be attended by businesspeople and authorities from the main entities in the sector, in addition to the leaders of the ABSOLAR, consultants, legal professionals and representatives of the private sector.

The CCEE (Electric Energy Trading Chamber), Abraceel (Brazilian Association of Energy Traders), and Anace (National Association of Energy Consumers) will be present at the debate.

Abiape (Brazilian Association of Investors in Self-Production of Energy) and Abrace (Brazilian Association of Large Industrial Energy Consumers and Free Consumers).

According to data from ABSOLAR, Brazil surpassed 9 GW of operational power in large solar plants, with part of the projects destined for the free energy market. 

Since 2012, large solar plants have brought more than R$46,2 billion in new investments and accumulated more than 280,2 thousand jobs.

 

Yvana Leitão
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Yvana Leitão

Producer of the Papo Solar Podcast. He has experience producing and preparing journalistic articles. Graduated in journalism from the Escola Superior de Administração, Marketing e Comunicação de Campinas.

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