Pharmacy in Rio de Janeiro Opens Solar Power Plant

Renewable Energy Market In Expansion: Drugstore Venancio In Rio De Janeiro Invests In Solar Power Plant

New horizons involving the solar energy market are arriving in Brazil, and this time, Drugstore Venancio located in Rio de Janeiro has decided to create a plant in the region. The constant evolution of the world transforms everything that is seen. This, obviously, is a natural process, aimed at always improving our relationship with the earth and with ourselves.

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Creation Of Solar Energy Plant In RJ Will Allow Capture Of 918 Tons Of CO2

The expectation with the solar power plant project is that the clean energy used in the drugstore will capture 918 tons of CO2, equivalent to the electrical consumption of 4,000 homes.

“We are always looking for ways to become more sustainable, and this new project means a lot to us. We will be able to reduce costs and also contribute to the production of clean energy. Being more conscious about the environment is part of our purpose,” comments Armando Ahmed, president of Drugstore Venancio.

About Drugstore Venancio

Drugstore Venancio has been operating exclusively in Rio de Janeiro for 41 years, offering services and products based on three main pillars: health, beauty, and well-being.

The first store was founded in Tijuca, located at Praça Saens Peña. Currently, the chain has 89 stores spread across different neighborhoods in the city and in other municipalities such as Niterói, Duque de Caxias, Nova Iguaçu, and Itaipava.

With the aim of serving all residents of the state of Rio de Janeiro, the company also has e-commerce and tele-sales so that its customers have the option to receive their purchases at home. Although the focus is on serving individuals, products are also sold to the government, clinics, and private hospitals through bids.