Comerc prepares for new cycle of investments in solar sources

O group Commerce Energy informed the Reuters Agency that will startnext week, at commercial operation da last solar power plant in its current investment plan in renewable energy projects Big scale.

Altogether, the company's investment cycle that has already yielded more than R$5,5 billion in contributions since 2021, which led the company to a portfolio of 1,8 GW of capacity installed in developed projects. 

Now, the Comerc begins to prepare for a new investment cycle, common even greater focus on the solar source. 

Recently, the group opened in Minas Gerais the São João do Paracatu solar plant, with 267 MW, and will begin, next week, the commercial activity of the Várzea photovoltaic complex, of 118 MWp, also in the state of Minas Gerais. 

As large Comerc solar plants have your energy contracted in Free Energy Market, together with large consumers, especially mining and aluminum producers.

Although there is still no definition by the company regarding the size of the next investment cycle, the The idea is to continue investing in solar energy. 

A company reported to the Reuters Agency which has minority stakes in wind farms from third parties, but which is currently not in the plans of the company becoming the operator or majority partner of projects of this type of font. 

With this, the Comerc is prospecting the purchase of photovoltaic projects with grants and licenses at an early stage. 

A assessment is that the scenario of low energy prices in Brazil, which until then proved challenging to enable the launch of new “greenfields”, It's getting better.

In parallel to this, the Comerc also highlighted that its pipeline of solar projects aimed at GD (distributed generation) in Brazil, with more than R$1,5 billion in investments planned until 2025. 

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