With Funding from BNDES, Brazilian Solar Panel Manufacturer Launches New Solar Panel

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/06/2023 at 21:23

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The Reno 550W Finame Manufactured by Renovigi Solar Energy Has a 25-Year Linear Power Performance

Renovigi Solar Energy, a Brazilian manufacturer of photovoltaic systems, has just launched the Reno 550W Finame solar panel, a domestically manufactured product. This innovation aligns with the strategy of low carbon Finame financing, a line of credit offered by BNDES for industries interested in solar and wind energy generation. This article will explore the details of the Reno 550W Finame and how it can benefit solar energy projects in Brazil.

The Reno 550W Finame is equipped with the Mono Half Cell Module, known as Classic Reno-S 550. It has a 25-year linear power performance and a 12-year warranty against manufacturing defects. This solar panel is part of Renovigi’s efforts to provide complete solutions in solar energy, focusing on projects from small to large scale, both in rural areas and in industry.

Advantages of Financing Through BNDES

According to Guilherme Costa, Executive General Manager of Renovigi, although production costs in Brazil are higher, it is essential for the product to be accredited by Finame. This way, the company can offer more attractive financing lines, with grace periods and extended payments. Financing through BNDES is a significant advantage for large-scale solar energy projects, allowing for the realization of more robust ventures.

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Domestic Manufacturing and Renovigi’s Expansion

Costa emphasizes that domestic manufacturing of solar energy equipment was a natural evolution for Renovigi. The company had already launched its own branded panel, and is now taking another step by starting production in Brazil. The investment made for domestic manufacturing is offset by BNDES financing, opening opportunities primarily for large solar energy projects.

The launch of the Reno 550W Finame solar panel by Renovigi Solar Energy represents a significant advancement in the renewable energy sector in Brazil. With financing available through BNDES and domestic production, the company is positioned to offer complete solar energy solutions, driving the market and contributing to the transition to a more sustainable energy matrix. Renovigi reaffirms its commitment to innovation and providing high-quality products to boost the adoption of solar energy in the country.

With Funding from BNDES, Brazilian Solar Panel Manufacturer Launches New Solar Panel

The Reno 550W Finame Manufactured by Renovigi Solar Energy Has a 25-Year Linear Power Performance

Advantages of Financing Through BNDES

Domestic Manufacturing and Renovigi’s Expansion

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