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A Sun Mobi, a company that provides subscription services solar energy in Brazil from remote generation plants, enabled a investment of R$ 25 million to the construction of two plants photovoltaic plants in the cities of Assaí and Palotina, in the interior of Paraná.
The plants are part of the company's strategic plan democratize access to technology for consumers of 183 municipalities of the state of Paraná within Copel's concession area, including Londrina, Curitiba, Maringá, Foz do Iguaçu and Cascavel.
Both projects will provide clean energy and renewable for different sizes of buildings, such as houses, apartments, rented properties, businesses and industries. The proposal is to guarantee, without consumer investment, electricity for customers who cannot or do not intend to install solar panels on their roofs.
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A Opening of the two plants (5 MW) in Paraná is scheduled to take place in the month of July this year. The expectation is that, within an operating horizon of 30 years and with a generation of 982.5 thousand kWh, emissions of 123.4 thousand tons of CO2 are avoided, which is equivalent to around 756.6 thousand trees planted.
“This type of solar energy supply contract has grown exponentially in the country, driven by the lack of need to invest in an own electricity generation system on the roof or on a small plot of land, in addition to the ease of the adhesion process”, explains Guilherme Susteras, partner at Sun Mobi.
