Brazilian Company in the Photovoltaic Solar Energy Sector Reaches 500 Installed Projects in 20 States and Becomes a National Reference in Renewable Energy

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 10/03/2021 at 08:59

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The Solar Photovoltaic Company Ownergy Solar Acts In The Renewable Energy Market And Recently Completed Six Years

Solar photovoltaic energy, affordable and efficient from photovoltaic solar panels in the renewable energy market, gains more space every day in Brazil. With the growth and reduction of costs, thousands of homes and companies have already acquired photovoltaic systems to reduce their electricity bills.

Ownergy Solar Becomes A Highlight In The Renewable Energy Market

The Ownergy Solar has established itself as a reference in the renewable market and is expanding its operations beyond the borders of the State of MG.

With operations in 20 federative units and important contracts for the development, implementation, operation, and maintenance of systems with public and private sectors, in 2020, the company developed 30 simultaneous projects and achieved record profits, growing 300% over 2019. For 2021, the goal is to double the business volume, focusing mainly on large solar photovoltaic plants and farms.

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Cemig And Ownergy Solar Side By Side In The Solar Photovoltaic Energy Market

Currently, Ownergy is the main partner of the Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais (Cemig) in the development of energy efficiency projects in the state and has already implemented systems in 125 schools and 30 hospitals.

The rapid growth of Ownergy Solar is the result of the convergence of two fundamental factors for the expansion of renewable energy usage in Brazil: besides indicating the increase in society’s interest in more sustainable actions, both environmentally and financially, it also reflects the company’s commitment to its ideals and clients, demonstrating its ability to fulfill its mission.

Brazilian Company in the Photovoltaic Solar Energy Sector Reaches 500 Installed Projects in 20 States and Becomes a National Reference in Renewable Energy

The Solar Photovoltaic Company Ownergy Solar Acts In The Renewable Energy Market And Recently Completed Six Years

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