Electricity: 2W Ecobank and Enerzee Join Forces in Brazil to Democratize Access to the Free Market

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Published on 09/05/2023 at 17:17

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2W Ecobank and Enerzee: Partnership to Expand Access to the Free Electricity Market

In May 2023, 2W Ecobank and Enerzee announced a commercial partnership aimed at providing Brazilian clients, especially small and medium enterprises, with more options to enter the free electricity market. The collaboration offers Enerzee consultants the full portfolio of services from the 2W Ecobank platform.

Sales Expansion and Adoption of Sustainable Practices

The Enerzee/2W Ecobank partnership seeks to expand its presence in Brazil, delivering savings on electricity bills and promoting products and services that encourage sustainable practices (ESG) to small and medium enterprises. This allows access to subsidized financing lines and a more competitive positioning with stakeholders.

Discounts on Electricity Bills and Sustainability

The 2W Ecobank platform allows clients to receive discounts on electricity bills, which can reach up to 30%. In addition, 2W Ecobank’s products add sustainability to energy consumption, as they come from renewable sources, without the need for investment and without bureaucracy.

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15 Years of Clean and Renewable Energy

With over 15 years of experience, 2W Ecobank aims to provide clean and renewable energy to clients through a business platform. Here, it is possible to purchase renewable energy, access financial services, obtain sustainability-related benefits, and products that help reduce companies’ carbon emissions.

Strategic Partnership Between 2W Ecobank and Enerzee

2W Ecobank, which has already invested in the construction of two wind farms in northeastern Brazil, aims to bring the benefits of clean and renewable energy to small and medium consumers in the country. The partnership with Enerzee, a relevant and strategic company, especially in the Midwest region, seeks to expand opportunities for consultants by identifying potential beneficiaries of these solutions.

Enerzee and the Transition to Sustainable Energies

Enerzee, one of the largest integrators of the Brazilian multinational WEG, operates in the economic and financial sustainability of the planet. With national coverage, the company’s mission is to accelerate the transition to the use of sustainable energies, creating solutions that benefit its clients and society as a whole.

This partnership between 2W Ecobank and Enerzee reinforces the commitment of both companies to democratize access to the free electricity market in Brazil, encouraging the adoption of sustainable practices and driving the transition to renewable energy sources.

Electricity: 2W Ecobank and Enerzee Join Forces in Brazil to Democratize Access to the Free Market

2W Ecobank and Enerzee: Partnership to Expand Access to the Free Electricity Market

Sales Expansion and Adoption of Sustainable Practices

Discounts on Electricity Bills and Sustainability

15 Years of Clean and Renewable Energy

Strategic Partnership Between 2W Ecobank and Enerzee

Enerzee and the Transition to Sustainable Energies

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