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New factory for solar energy and civil construction structures begins operations in Minas Gerais

The unit was designed to optimize production processes and meet the growing demand of the national market

Canal Solar - New structures factory starts operations in Brazil

The unit has 15 m² of built area. Photo: Disclosure

The ARCOL Group has launched a new factory in Minas Gerais (MG), dedicated to the production of metal structures for the solar energy, transmission and civil construction sectors. 

The unit — with 15 m² of built area — represents an investment of R$50 million and marks a new phase of expansion for the company, which seeks to increase its production capacity and meet the growing demand of the national market.

Founded in 1974, the company is recognized for its work in metal solutions for various segments, with emphasis on the manufacture of energy transmission towers, fixed structures for solar plants and Carport systems — coverings that integrate photovoltaic generation and electric mobility.

"This advancement strengthens our commitment to meeting the growing demands of the energy sector, especially in the solar energy segment.”, explained Adriano Nascimento, CEO of the ARCOL Group.

The new manufacturing facility was designed to optimize production processes and expand the company's portfolio, which includes solutions for civil construction, electrical infrastructure, and customized projects for distributed generation and large-scale power plants.

The initiative also contributes to regional development and job creation. Currently, the Arcol Group's production is 100% Brazilian. It supplies 2 GWp of infrastructure and operates over 600 plants across the country.

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Henrique Hein
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Henrique Hein

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