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Event will discuss trends in the PV sector and regulations in Brazil

“Solis Roadshow 2022” will be held in Rio de Janeiro on March 22; participation is free

Event will discuss trends in the PV sector and regulations in Brazil

“Solis Roadshow 2022” will be in person, with free participation. Photo: Envato Elements

The inverter manufacturer Solis announced that the “Solis Roadshow 2022” will take place on March 22nd at the Rio Othon Place Palace Hotel, in Sala Copacabana A, located in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

The event will take place from 9am to 16pm and aims to talk about industry trends, regulations, monitoring systems and solutions for common inverter failures, for example.

The “Solis Roadshow 2022” will be attended by the professor of Canal Solar, Mateus Vinturini, who is a specialist in photovoltaic systems, Mariana Dias, pre-sales engineer at Solis, and Felipe Ribeiro, post-sales engineer at Solis.

The event will be in person, with free participation and registration can be done via link. Information about upcoming events via official channels from Solis and through the channel YouTube.

Agenda 

  • 9am to 10am: photovoltaic market and regulations in Brazil. Speaker: Mateus Vinturini (Canal Solar);
  • 10am to 11am: trends in photovoltaic modules and how to choose the right inverter. Speaker: Marina Dias (Solis);
  •  11am to 12pm: solar energy system and how to upgrade your on-grid system to a hybrid system. Speaker: Marina Dias (Solis);
  • 12pm to 13pm: lunch;
  • 13pm to 14pm: how to correctly install a photovoltaic system. Speaker: Mateus Vinturini (Canal Solar) and Felipe Ribeiro (Solis);
  • 14pm to 15pm: a new generation of photovoltaic monitoring system. Speaker: Marina Dias (Solis);
  • 15pm to 16pm: solutions for common inverter faults. Speaker: Felipe Ribeiro (Solis);
  • 16pm: draw and group photo.

 

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