Âmbar Energia Opens Solar Plant in Interior of São Paulo with 2,352 Solar Panels

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 30/08/2022 at 11:54

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Âmbar Energia Inaugurates Another Solar Plant in the Interior of SP. This Time, the Project with Million-Dollar Investment Has More Than 2,000 Solar Panels and Capacity to Supply Energy for Up to 1,000 Homes.

Âmbar Energia has completed the construction of its solar plant named Âmbar Porto Feliz, located in the interior of SP. It is the second plant of this type installed by the company this year. Since last year, the company has been investing in energy generation through solar panels to serve its special projects clients and the free energy market. All generation from the Âmbar Saltinho solar plant is already contracted to meet the demands of its clients.

Solar Plant in SP Has Over 2,000 Solar Panels

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Âmbar Energia is part of the J&F group, which also controls companies like JBS, Banco Original, PicPay, Eldorado Brasil Celulose, among others. With resources from the group and external financing sources, the company now plans to invest R$ 6.5 billion in solar energy by the end of 2025.

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Âmbar Energia Has 4 Plants, Together Totaling 9,408 Solar Panels

In July, the company inaugurated the Âmbar Saltinho Photovoltaic Plant, also located in the interior of SP. The new solar panel plant was the first inaugurated by the company, which began investing in the sector last year. It is important to emphasize that the company invested R$ 23 million and the Saltinho system consists of 4 plants, which together will have 9,408 solar panels.

This way, clean energy will meet the demand of several clients, including Swift and other integrated producers from Seara, both belonging to JBS. Another important piece of news is that the homes of employees across the J&F group in the region will also be supplied with solar energy generated by the solar plant in SP, with a discount on the distributor’s bill.

In total, the four plants have a capacity of 5,174 kWp, equivalent to the energy consumed by 2,800 residences. The new system will prevent the emission of 12.193 tons of CO2, equivalent to planting 4,000 new trees per month, which not only is a great way for the company to contribute significantly to the environment.

About the Company

Âmbar Energia is a company responsible for the development, implementation, and exploration of projects in the sectors of thermal generation, transmission, and commercialization of energy to contribute to the new challenges of expanding and diversifying the national energy matrix.

The company has a team of employees with extensive experience in the sector, identifying opportunities and creating solutions that meet the demands of the SIN, a system that encompasses the five regions of the country and has installations operated by public, private, and mixed-ownership companies, regulated and overseen by ANEEL.

Âmbar Energia Opens Solar Plant in Interior of São Paulo with 2,352 Solar Panels

Âmbar Energia Inaugurates Another Solar Plant in the Interior of SP. This Time, the Project with Million-Dollar Investment Has More Than 2,000 Solar Panels and Capacity to Supply Energy for Up to 1,000 Homes.

Solar Plant in SP Has Over 2,000 Solar Panels

Âmbar Energia Has 4 Plants, Together Totaling 9,408 Solar Panels

About the Company

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Âmbar Energia Opens Solar Plant in Interior of São Paulo with 2,352 Solar Panels

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Âmbar Energia Has 4 Plants, Together Totaling 9,408 Solar Panels

About the Company

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