A Home Energy signed during the Intersolar South America 2024, an agreement with the Jinko Solar protocols for supply of 400 MWp in modules for the company's solar farms. The strategic alliance is important to pave the way for the company's expansion project, which is currently underway.
Currently, the Órigo already has an installed capacity of 350 MWp in solar farms that serve more than 110 thousand customers, with plan to reach 2 GWp in the coming years to expand the customer base served in the South, Southeast, Central-West and Northeast regions and who will be able to enjoy the benefits of the business model of remote shared distributed generation of photovoltaic energy.
“The performance of solid and powerful companies in the distributed solar energy generation value chain shows how the market is maturing quickly to make this alternative even more accessible to everyone,” he said. Flávio Hirschmann, Supply Chain Director at Órigo Energia.
“Strategic alliances such as the one between Órigo and Jinko are representative of this movement to seek to provide energy consumers with more democratic access to solar energy, which is environmentally friendly,” he highlighted.
Agreement signed at Intersolar
According to Órigo Energia, this year's Intersolar South America was a very well-designed stage for this event. As it is one of the largest Latin American and global events for photovoltaic sources, it brings together in the same environment a series of representatives of the main private and public agents that operate in the solar energy generation ecosystem.
About Órigo Energia
Operating since 2010, Órigo aims to popularize and democratize renewable energy in the country, actively participating in the main sectoral discussions, and encourages measures that can make renewable energy a simple and accessible alternative for all Brazilians.
In 2019, it obtained international certification as a B Corporation for its commitment to social and environmental impact through its business model. Its responsible actions also guaranteed it the Eco Award from AmCham for two consecutive years, and in 2023 and 2024 it was considered one of the most promising companies in the market, according to Distrito's sector report.
Also in 2023, it received the Customer Experience recognition, the NPS Award, as the best evaluated company in the distributed energy generation sector in Brazil. Among the important shareholders of Órigo are: I Squared Capital, Augment Infrastructure, IFU, TPG ART- Circularis Partners, BlaO – Blue like an Orange Sustainable Capital, MOV Investimentos and Mitsui.
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