A AMESOLAR (Amazonian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy) and the SEMIG (State Secretariat for Energy, Mining and Gas) signed a technical cooperation agreement this Monday (23).
The agreement was signed at a meeting held at SEMIG headquarters, with the participation of Helane Souza, president of AMESOLAR, Ronney César Campos Peixoto, secretary of SEMIG, and Marcos Vilela, executive secretary of the department.
The term's main objectives are to promote professional training in the installation and maintenance of photovoltaic systems in the interior of the State.
The goal of the partnership is to develop policies that increase power generation capacity while bringing technical knowledge and experience to promote sustainable growth in the sector.
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Furthermore, the idea is that the training creates employment and income opportunities, directly benefiting the community and strengthening the local economy.
According to the entities, by implementing the program in the interior of the State, the opportunity to generate income in the community itself is created, avoiding migration to the capital in search of qualifications.
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