In Fortaleza, Free Training Opens Doors to Entrepreneurship in the Promising Solar Storage Market

Written by Simone Cesário

Published on 11/04/2024 at 08:07

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The Meeting, Held on April 9 and Promoted by SolaX Power, Will Present the Possibilities and New Technologies of Hybrid Inverters and the Solar Storage System

The available advancements for the solar energy system are arriving in Brazil with optimistic prospects, as there is a constant search for clean energy sources worldwide. In this scenario lies the solar storage system – a novelty that enables self-production and energy security, in addition to a promising opportunity for entrepreneurship in this area. However, since it is a recent evolution of the solar system here in Brazil, it still raises questions. Therefore, to provide training to the solar energy chain, with knowledge about this market and technical issues related to the equipment, SolaX Power, a global company based in China, will be in Fortaleza on April 9.

SolaXP is an in-person event in a Roadshow format that was launched in March in São Paulo and will continue until November, traveling to 12 cities across the country. In the capital of Ceará, the meeting will take place at Mareiro Hotel (Avenida Beira Mar, 2380, Meireles), starting at 1 PM, and registrations can be made through SolaXP: Be Part of the Transformation of the Solar Market in Fortaleza – Sympla. “This is a moment to bring together professionals from the entire chain to provide information about hybrid inverters, the energy storage system, and all the potential this market can offer. In these meetings, we share with participants all of SolaX’s know-how, along with much knowledge conveyed by guest speakers,” explains SolaX Power’s Executive Director in Brazil, Gilberto Camargos. He adds, “The rise of this market is inevitable, and SolaX Power wants to be the partner so that these integrators can be prepared, meaning, a step ahead to explore the opportunities that arise with storage systems. In this scenario, this initiative aims to professionalize these professionals, so they become familiar with new technologies, thus expanding their areas of action and offering new options to clients,” highlights the executive.

Together with the executive, SolaX Power engineer Marcelo Niendicker also presents to participants the pioneering spirit of the company in this sector, as it was the first manufacturer of hybrid inverters in Asia in 2013, hence accumulating expertise in the segment. “SolaX’s concern is to provide a complete ecosystem of solutions, serving clients of various sizes, with the possibility of acquiring flexibility, quality, and service in one place,” he explains.

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At the meeting held in the capital of Ceará, the distributor GENYX Solar will be one of the invited companies. “Traveling across Brazil to be closer to integrators is a promising initiative from SolaX Power to qualify this solar energy chain. For GENYX, which has at its core the offer of a complete ecosystem of solutions to clients, this partnership adds to our services so that we can further foster the Brazilian market in this rapidly growing sector that is eager for new technologies,” explains Bruno Catta Preta, Director of Institutional Relations at GENYX.

SolaXP – With the theme “Master the Hybrid Inverter Market,” the initiative from SolaX Power aims to train distributors and integrators with information about the market and the trends in energy storage. The in-person Roadshow event will occur until November 14 and will travel to 12 cities across Brazil.

Below is the schedule of meetings throughout 2024:

● 04/09 – Fortaleza;
● 05/20 – Uberlândia;
● 05/21 – Uberaba;
● 05/22 – Patos de Minas;
● 06/25 – Cuiabá;
● 07/12 – Goiânia;
● 08/09 – Recife;
● 09/13 – Curitiba;
● 10/29 – Belo Horizonte;
● 11/13 – Florianópolis;
● 11/14 – Porto Alegre.

About SolaX Power

Multinational founded in 2012, headquartered in Hangzhou, China, with branches in several countries, including the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and the USA. With over 2,000 employees worldwide, the company is recognized for its work in research and development: it holds more than 100 international patents and over 500 market certifications.

About GENYX

Founded in 2011, GENYX is the most complete ecosystem in the solar market, with equipment curation, distribution, and collaboration with photovoltaic sector manufacturers. The company stands out for its expertise in the market, quality, and innovation, offering experience to build a transparent and productive relationship through GENYX SOLAR POWER photovoltaic kits, the GENYX BANK, the MAESTRIA GENYX training program, the cooperative that offers subscription-based energy WEGEN, the GENYX PLATFORM and CRM, and GENYX PLUS.

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In Fortaleza, Free Training Opens Doors to Entrepreneurship in the Promising Solar Storage Market

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