Greener carried out a survey on company investments in solar energy and showed that 42,3% of companies bet on photovoltaic sources
Greener, a company that supports entrepreneurs and investors in finding the best ways and strategies to boost opportunities and results through advisory services, carried out a survey from November 25, 2020 to January 10, 2021, to show that the number of companies who invested exclusively in the solar energy sector in Brazil, increased by 43%.
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Márcio Takata, director of Greener said that “This reflects the maturation of the photovoltaic DG (distributed generation) market, as the segment begins to gain more strength and entrepreneurs start to produce more volume and become more structured. They see a relevant path in solar energy, often becoming the main business model, the main product”.
The director also pointed out that “In the same way, it is important to point out that 58% of the companies still diversify their range of products, especially those that are newer in the segment, since many operate with products that differ to complete the portfolio – a measure also positive in the sense of bringing greater diversification and less risk”.
Solar energy sector grows and expectation is for large investments in 2021
According to a survey by Absolar – Associação Brasileira de Energia Solar Fotovoltaica, Brazil reaches a new record in the photovoltaic solar energy sector. Investments in the area exceed 13 billion reais. This year, entrepreneurs and companies in the segment project that industries from different sectors should continue investing.
In terms of clean and renewable energy generation capacity, Brazil currently has 7,5 gigawatts (GW) of photovoltaic solar energy to generate electricity, adding large factories and small and medium-sized systems installed on roofs, external walls and land (distributed generation ), responsible for more than half of the installed capacity of the Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant, the largest in Brazil and the second in the world.
