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Porto Alegre to host Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul 2025

Panels and mini-courses will discuss the energy transition in regions affected by the 2024 floods
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Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul 2025: Porto Alegre will host a debate on solar energy and sustainability
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Porto Alegre will host the Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul on October 28 and 29, 2025, an event that will bring together professionals, executives and companies to discuss the future of solar energy, storage solutions and agrivoltaics.

Held at the FIERGS Events Center, the congress will feature lectures, debates, and exhibitions on how renewable sources can strengthen the low-carbon economy and adaptation to climate change, especially in the context of Rio Grande do Sul, which is undergoing a recovery and energy transition process following the 2024 floods.

With themes focused on photovoltaic energy solutions, storage, and sustainable agriculture, the event will be a strategic opportunity to discuss the contribution of solar energy and the potential of the state, which is the fourth largest producer of solar energy and grains in Brazil.

sustainability and innovation

According to Dr. Florian Wessendorf, CEO of Solar Promotion International GmbH, the company responsible for organizing the event, solar energy in Brazil has reached enormous proportions in recent years.

"We're dealing with something much bigger than the realm of business, companies, consumption, and the economy. Sustainability is a global issue, and renewable energy sources are a reality, no longer a plan," he emphasized.

The conference will cover topics such as best practices, solar system efficiency, and the responsibilities of both the private and public sectors.

Agrivoltaics and opportunities in agribusiness

One of the highlights of the event will be the discussion on the agrivoltaicThe states of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Paraná are responsible for a significant portion of Brazil's agricultural and livestock production, making the use of solar energy in the field a growth opportunity for the sector.

The program will continue with debates on energy storage, the use of batteries and off-grid systems, as well as an analysis of investment opportunities in the energy sector. green hydrogen post-2024 floods.

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Date: October 28 and 29, 2025

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– Exhibition: 10am to 19pm (FREE)
– Congress: 10:30 am to 17:30 pm

Location: FIERGS Events Center, Av. Assis Brasil, 8787 – Porto Alegre/RS

Tickets: Free for the exhibition. Pre-registration for the conference and mini-courses is available on the official website.

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