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Solar Cogeneration In Brazil Will Receive Boost From Singapore

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/08/2019 at 07:50

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To Ensure Its Entry into the Domestic Market, FinTeix Pte Ltd Will Offer Technological Solutions in Solar Energy with a Brazilian Company

FinTeix Pte Ltd, a blockchain company based in Singapore, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) and formed a joint venture (JV) with the Brazilian ENIND Energia, aiming to bring new solar technology to the Brazilian market.

The partnership with the Brazilian construction and engineering company will allow FinTeix to enter the local market, where it plans to offer solar cogeneration systems.

On its website, FinTeix states that the solution is designed for the commercial and industrial (C & I) market, but the company will also have civilian consumers, including those in remote areas of Brazil.

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Solar Cogeneration In Brazil Will Receive Boost From Singapore

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