O Energy storage favors freedom and ensures autonomy for the prosumer, allowing it to manage consumption during peak and demand times, in addition to protecting against network failures and unfavorable changes in energy compensation rules.
With the growing expansion of renewable sources in the Brazilian energy matrix, more and more professionals in the sector are applying this solution in projects, in addition to seeking professional training on the technology.
This movement shook up the photovoltaic market and led to ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency) to receive contributions on regulation of storage systems.
Among the companies that are investing in this segment in Brazil is battery manufacturer Fyness. Recently, the company entered into a partnership with the distributor of photovoltaic kits My Solar Home.
Allen Lei, global director of Commercial Relations at Dyness, highlights that the company has ambitious goals for Brazil. “We hope to offer a high-quality option for Brazilian users, especially for off-grid areas.”
Lei also comments that Minha Casa Solar's role in distributing off-grid systems motivated the partnership. “My Solar Home is the only pioneer in off-grid and battery storage solutions with a great market release and vision.”
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