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A (re)energizes, marked Energisa Group for unregulated businesses, achieved 307 MWp of installed capacity – divided into 79 solar plants in six states in the Central-West and Southeast regions.
The multiplication of the number of enterprises is a direct result of investment in R$ 1.4 billion, made since the creation of the brand. Just in front of G.D. (distributed generation), the company contributed R$ 409.9 million at the second trimester this year, a jump in 194,4% compared to the same period in 2022.
According to Julio Pimenta, corporate manager of Supplies and Logistics, responsible for (re)energisa acquisitions, there are more than 60 systems in operation with modules from Chinese manufacturer JA Solar, which have already generated more than 375 GWh.
“We have played a prominent role in the energy transition, providing our customers with the best energy solution”, highlighted the executive.
According to Pimenta, JA's solar panels contributed to (re)energisa achieving the best LCOE (Levelized Cost of Energy), providing performance in electricity generation and, consequently, better conditions for customers.
“In addition to providing high quality modules and technology, we always seek to offer the best service in our segment to all customers,” he said Fernando Castro, country manager for JA Solar in Brazil.
“We are very grateful to work side by side with the (re)energisa team, strong partners in good times and not so good times, contributing to both companies achieving prominent positions in the market”, concluded Castro.
Plants with JA panels
Below are some photovoltaic projects from (re)energisa that used solar panels from JA Solar.
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The trillion-dollar world of energy transition…..
Energisa blocking connection budgets of 4k (residential) due to flow reversal, seems like a joke….. I wouldn't justify it as it needs to invest in distribution networks and from 14,300 it will receive the B wire (I even partially agree)
GD is the largest source of direct and mainly INDIRECT job creation in Brazil, and of course, at BT the holder can keep the amounts saved, for example: invoice of 1,000.00 in 30 years would pay 2,400,000.00 , with UFV you would save more than 80% of this debt, with just a UFV of less than 35,000.00, payable in a measly 60 installments of 800.00 (the value of the invoice paid to UFV) there is no greater amount…..
I'm not much in favor of GC (UFV and wind farms) money stays in the hands of a few, unlike GD BT which generally stays in the hands of the holder... or he invests to rent it too.....
Since 482, 2012, GD should have exploded in business, but the lack of information and the loss of trillions of reais in the coffers of many, prevented this disclosure and incentives for GD….
I hope that with the B wire there to be received by the CSS it will be very well applied in the distribution networks……
https://jornaldebeltrao.com.br/geral/a-informacao-que-faltava-sobre-energia-solar/