The Revolution of Micro and Mini Energy Generation in the Southeast Region

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Published on 06/03/2024 at 19:53

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Significant Advance With 9.1 GW Of Installed Capacity Highlights The Potential Of The Sector

Energy generation through micro and mini distributed generation is on the rise in Brazil, especially in the Southeast region, which has reached an impressive 9.1 GW of installed capacity. This milestone will be one of the main topics discussed by leaders in Distributed Generation (DG) at the 22nd DG Forum – Southeast Region, scheduled to take place in São Paulo in the first week of March.

With participation from 1,668 municipalities, the states of São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, and Espírito Santo are leading the adoption of photovoltaic solar energy, topping the number of installations, especially in residences. This advance is evidenced by the latest survey from the Brazil Solar Portal, using data from the SIGA system of the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL), which reveals that energy production by consumers has reached a substantial mark of 27 GW in the country.

Catalysts For The Growth Of Distributed Generation

The expansion of DG is driven by the reduction in equipment costs and the search for more sustainable energy sources. ANEEL points out that the solar sector has seen a growth of over 144% in recent years, correlated with the decrease in solar panel prices. The consultancy Greener highlights a drop of more than 40% in the average price of these panels in 2023, a factor that has kept the sector buoyant even amidst new regulatory and economic challenges.

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The Impact Of The Southeast DG Forum

The 22nd Regional Forum on Distributed Generation – Southeast DG Forum will take place on March 6 and 7 at the Villa Blue Tree hotel in São Paulo. The event aims to gather all stakeholders in the DG segment, including suppliers, entrepreneurs, salespeople, investors, and specialists. With expectations to generate over R$ 300 million in business, the forum will be a stage for discussions on growth, challenges, and new technologies in the DG sector in the region.

This meeting is an unmissable opportunity for professionals and enthusiasts in the renewable energy sector to discuss trends, establish partnerships, and explore new horizons in the field of micro and mini energy generation. With the Southeast leading the way, Brazil is firmly advancing toward a more sustainable and energetically independent future.

Source: Steh 220 Press Advisory.

The Revolution of Micro and Mini Energy Generation in the Southeast Region

Significant Advance With 9.1 GW Of Installed Capacity Highlights The Potential Of The Sector

Catalysts For The Growth Of Distributed Generation

The Impact Of The Southeast DG Forum

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