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Solmais series explores opportunities and challenges in the storage market

Content covers technical fundamentals and how technology can be applied in different scenarios

Solmais launches energy storage course for integrators

The course aims to boost the storage market. Photo: Freepik

Energy storage has been gaining prominence in Brazil. According to research carried out by Greener, around R$ 22,5 billion should be invested by 2030 in the battery market among consumers.

The outlook is due to the result presented last year, in which the demand for BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) equipment grew by 89% compared to 2023.

Aware of this reality, the Solmais has launched a series of educational videos entitled “Solmais Expert”. The course, available for free on YouTube, aims to train professionals on the latest technologies and practices in storage.

According to the company, the initiative addresses topics such as the application of energy storage in different contexts and the integration of hybrid and off-grid inverters.

These contents are especially relevant given the transformations in the DG (distributed generation) market in Brazil, driven by regulatory changes and restrictions on connection to the grid.

Solmais Portfolio

In addition to the course, the distributor has stood out for offering a diverse portfolio of solutions in this segment. The company provides inverters and lithium batteries from the LuxPower and Must Energy brands, adaptable to different types of projects and consumption profiles.

By offering educational content combined with advanced technological solutions, Solmais reinforces its commitment to development and innovation in the Brazilian solar energy market.

To access the full course and learn more, visit official playlist on the YouTube channel.

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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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