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Event in SC will have one of the world's greatest experts in the PV sector

Scientist Lawrence Kazmerski, member of the US National Academy of Engineering, confirmed his presence at 360 Solar

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Lawrence Kazmerski (right) during a solar energy event in Chile. Photo: Reproduction

O American scientist Lawrence Kazmerski, member of the US National Academy of Engineering and emeritus of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (USA), has just confirmed the presence in Brazil to participate in the 360 Manor.

The event brings together more than 50 companies in the photovoltaic market value chain between the 24th and 25th of November this year, at Costão do Santinho, in Florianópolis (SC).

Organized by ElektSolar, specialized in training for professionals in the photovoltaic market, the meeting will discuss technological advances in the sector, business models and the job market.

In addition, it will address plant operation and maintenance solutions, regulatory and tax challenges, electric mobility, the use of energy storage systems and applications in the areas of civil construction, architecture and urban planning.

A Estimated attendance is around 1,5 participants over the two days of the event, which will feature an exhibition area for dozens of companies to present products, services and innovations in the area of ​​solar energy, as well as a congress with around 60 lectures by Brazilian and foreign experts.

Among the confirmed international personalities, Andrew Blakers (Australia), Joep Pijpers (USA), Max Trommsdorff (Germany) and André Nobre (Singapore) stand out, as well as renowned researchers from UFSC (Federal University of Santa Catarina).

According to Alceu Guimarães Neto, CEO of ElektSolar, the photovoltaic segment is undergoing numerous transformations and evolutions and, in this way, 360 Solar is an opportunity to update on the constant innovations taking place in Brazil and around the world.

“We want to bring the most modern technology and business models to the Brazilian public”, highlighted the executive. More information at link.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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