Focusing on the Brazilian market, DAS Solar has announced the expansion of its global partnership with Amara NZero. The agreement represents a significant milestone for both, which aim to increasingly strengthen their presence in the country.
The collaboration between the companies builds on their successful partnerships in other key markets, including France and Greece. With the global distribution agreement in place, partnership in Brazil is already seeing significant shipments in distribution and project development.
This collaboration highlights the importance of strategic partnerships in the renewable energy sector. By combining DAS Solar’s technology with Amara NZero’s broad market reach and expertise, the two companies said they are positioning themselves to accelerate the clean energy transition in Brazil and beyond.
About DAS Solar
DAS emphasized that its TOPCon N-type technology has set new standards in the solar industry by offering higher efficiency, improved durability and higher energy yield compared to traditional modules.
The manufacturer’s solar solutions are designed to meet diverse market needs, from residential rooftop systems to utility-scale solar farms. The company consistently ranks among the top 10 in global panel shipments and has secured a spot on BloombergNEF’s Tier 1 PV module manufacturers list.
To better meet the segment's growing demands, they plan to expand manufacturing capacity to 50 GW for high-efficiency cells and 50 GW for high-efficiency modules in 2024.
About Amara NZero
With a strong focus on decarbonization, electrification and energy efficiency, Amara offers comprehensive solutions that guide customers through every stage of their energy projects. The company operates in 18 countries, including Brazil.
With over 2 employees worldwide and a strong presence in both established and emerging markets, Amara NZero highlighted that it continues to be a key player in the global energy transition.
The partnership with DAS Solar in Brazil is expected to further enhance the capabilities of both companies, driving the adoption of sustainable energy solutions and supporting Brazil’s goals for renewables expansion.
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