The New Era of Brazil's Energy Matrix: Renewables on the Rise

The New Era of Brazil’s Energy Matrix: Renewables on the Rise

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Published on 14/11/2023 at 23:39

Fonte: Congresso do Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul completou mais de 30 horas de conteúdo técnico e de mercado. Wanderlei Oliveira – Intersolar Summit

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Intersolar Summit Brazil South: A Milestone for Renewable Energy

The first edition of the Intersolar Summit Brazil South, held in Porto Alegre, highlighted the significant change in Brazil’s energy matrix. The event, focused on solar energy, attracted over 2,000 visitors and solidified the growing importance of renewable sources, such as photovoltaic energy. This regional version of the leading Latin American solar energy event brought together experts and industry professionals, discussing the new challenges and opportunities that the energy transition presents for Brazil.

The consolidation of renewable sources, particularly photovoltaic solar energy, is defining a new profile for the country’s energy matrix. During the event, held on November 7 and 8 at the Fiergs Events Center, important data on the Brazilian energy situation and its business outlook were shared, along with the latest technological solutions and regulatory and tax challenges. The fair featured 51 exhibitors, including industries, distributors, integrators, services, and academic activities, all showcasing innovations and news.

The Growth of Renewable Energy and Its Challenges

The General Director of Solar Promotion International, Florian Wessendorf, in partnership with Aranda Eventos e Congressos, announced the next edition of the event for 2024, reaffirming the commitment to promoting solar and renewable energy in Latin America.

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Technical Challenges and Opportunities Post-Blackout

Solar and wind energy, characterized as non-dispatchable sources, are transforming the Brazilian energy matrix, shifting from a high inertia model to a low inertia one. This scenario was evidenced by the blackout on August 15, where the peak energy generated by these renewable sources caused a significant load interruption across the country.

Professor José Marangon, President Director of MC&E, highlighted the need for technological innovation to face these new challenges. He advocates for investment in grid-forming inverters and storage systems to ensure greater stability and control in the electrical system.

Designing a Sustainable Future

The Intersolar Summit Brazil South, with the support of various organizations, including the Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy (Absolar) and the Brazilian Association of Distributed Generation (ABGD), is leading the way toward a more sustainable energy future in Brazil. The transition to renewable energies not only represents an opportunity for innovation and economic growth but also a crucial step for the country to face global climate challenges.

This event signals a decisive era for the Brazilian energy matrix, where the potential of renewable energies is being recognized and harnessed, promoting a transformation in both energy generation and consumption in the country.

Source: Sheila Meyer – milim.

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The New Era of Brazil’s Energy Matrix: Renewables on the Rise

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