Today there is an even greater diversification of solar energy across the country and not just in states like São Paulo and Minas Gerais, which lead the generation statistics in the country.
that the growth of solar power to the Brazil has attracted the attention of investors from all over the worldwith thousands of companies injecting resources (often billionaires) for the plant projects photovoltaicit’s nothing new.
However, what you see today are companies global and national that seeks to establish itself in Brazilian regions where is the font hasn’t developed much yet as far as it could.
The result of this: a diversification even more from solar energy throughout the national territory and not just in states like São Paulo and Minas Gerais, which lead the generation statistics in the country.
the multinational Elexiafor example, it communicated that it had obtained, in March of this year, from BNDES extension (National Bank for Economic and Social Development) loan of R$ 90 million for the implementation of distributed generation projects in Brazil.
The French company intends to reach a portfolio of 110 MWp by 2023, with photovoltaic plants under development in states such as: Goiás, Paraná, Mato Grosso do Sul and Rondônia.
From this list, only Paraná is among the five largest PV producers in the micro and mini distributed generation segment. Rondônia, for example, is only 21st in the ranking of RING (National Electricity Agency), which takes into account the 26 Brazilian states plus the Federal District.
“We found regions with less competition and which we believe could be a business idea in the future,” said Aurélien Maudonnet, CEO of Helexia Brasil, in an interview on the Papo Solar Podcast. The episode airs Canal Solar YouTube next Wednesday (12).
In addition to Helexia, another example of a company that has also decided to invest in other Brazilian regions in 2023 is Origo Energia and Alsol Energias Renováveis, which together amount to investments of R$ 1.2 billion in the country.
A Origo Energy will expand its projects into new states, such as the Federal District and Mato Grosso do Sul. For this, it will invest BRL 500 million in solar parks that will have a capacity of up to 150 MWp.
The project is expected to generate over 1,100 jobs at both locations. “We have the ideal conditions for the development of distributed generation in the two areas where we have announced our growth plans. With the activities we will create jobs, boost the local economy, contribute to the development of the regions and democratize access to energy renewable,” said Surya Mendonça, the company’s chief executive officer.
already the Also Renewable Energies – which was renamed (re)energisa after being purchased by Grupo Energisa – also obtained credit from the BNDES to invest R$ 700 million in the construction of 49 new photovoltaic plants, in distributed generation mode, in the states of Mato Grosso, Mato Grosso do Sul and Rio de Janeiro.
This is the largest loan granted by the bank for a distributed generation project in Brazil, explained Luciana Costa, director of infrastructure, energy transition and climate change at BNDES.
“This investment will bring solar energy distributed in 28 municipalities, where 49 plants will be installed which will benefit more than 4,500,000 micro, small and medium enterprises, which will be able to offset their consumption and obtain savings on their energy bills, in addition to contribute to the energy transition”, underlined the executive.
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Source: Terra

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