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Solar energy reaches the end of bureaucracy in financing thanks to BNB

Written by Valdemar Medeiros
Published 11/02/2020 às 15:13
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Financing solar energy will have less bureaucracy thanks to Banco do Nordeste and its new financing parameters

The previous morning of this week (10) Banco do Nordeste (BNB) reduced the bureaucratic process for financing solar energy in the national territory. The project launched in 2018, specifically in the month of December for individuals, the project not only contributes to the sustainability of the environment in terms of renewable energy, but will also give the opportunity for even low-income people to gain access to clean energy.

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In 2019, Banco do Nordeste, through FNE Sol, obtained a contract worth around BRL 86,3 million, corresponding to more than 2,8 operations in the national territory so that individuals can have access to solar energy.

Financing

In this way, all components of micro and mini photovoltaic or wind power generation systems will be financed, as well as their installation. That is, photovoltaic panels and inverters of up to 10kw with Inmetro certifications, or even international certification, will be financeable thanks to this project.

Financing term

With regard to the new deadlines that were established for FNE Sol financing, minimum terms of up to 8 years are established, with a grace period of up to 6 months for those people who wish to enjoy clean energy.

The maximum financing amount is up to R$ 100. The user who enjoys solar energy in his residence or business requested for financing will pay the installment limited to the value of his energy bill for a period of up to 5 years. All other financed equipment has a durability period of up to 24 years. That is, you enjoy renewable energy without worrying about the useful life of the equipment.

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Valdemar Medeiros

Journalist in training, specialist in creating content with a focus on SEO actions. Writes about the Automotive Industry, Renewable Energy and Science and Technology

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