A GreenYellow recently acquired 69.498 photovoltaic modules de 685 Wp e 690 Wp da Risen for the implementation of power plants that total 47,95 MWp. At the beginning of this year, the company announced an investment plan in the country, with part of this amount destined for the solar energy segment.
According to the company, the calculations are that, with these equipment working, be possible generate 101 GWh annually, equivalent to the total used to avoid the emission of 4.300 tons of CO2 into the environment.
Panels from the manufacturer Risen, of the types bifacial and single crystalline, among others, technology Hjt (Hetero Junction Technology), which presents a lower rate of degradation over time, were negotiated with HDT, the brand's representative and distributor in Brazil.
According to Marcelo Xavier, president of GreenYellow in Brazil, this is the largest acquisition of equipment ever made by the company over almost nine years of operation in the country.
Furthermore, he stated that the purchase is in line with the company's positive momentum, which grew 23% last year, including business carried out in all local business units. “The modules will be used in eight photovoltaic plant projects under construction, in the states of Ceará, Bahia and Piauí,” said Xavier.
“It is with great satisfaction that HDT announces its partnership with GreenYellow and Risen to supply modules focused on distributed generation. GreenYellow, which operates strongly in the renewable energy sector and has a vast portfolio, is a very important player with large market coverage”, stated Cristiano Siqueira, director of the Business Unit – Modules, at HDT Brasil.
For Ricardo Marchezini, country manager at Risen in Brazil, the manufacturer has a culture of investment in R&D (Research and Development) that aims to deliver the best product to customers when it comes to technology and efficiency.
“The brand believes and invests a lot in the Brazilian and Latin American markets, so it is an honor to count on partners and customers like HDT and GreenYellow in the challenges and pursuit of the evolution of the solar market”, he concluded.
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