Solar Energy Becomes Target for Companies Investing in the Sector

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Published on 11/02/2021 at 16:15

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Greener Conducted a Survey on Corporate Investments in Solar Energy and Found That 42.3% of Companies Invested in Photovoltaic Sources

Greener, a company that supports entrepreneurs and investors in finding the best paths and strategies to boost opportunities and results through consulting, conducted a survey from November 25, 2020, to January 10, 2021, to show that the number of companies that made any investment exclusively in the solar energy sector in Brazil increased by 43%.

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Márcio Takata, director of Greener, stated that “This reflects the maturation of the distributed generation (GD) photovoltaic market, as the segment begins to gain more traction and entrepreneurs start to operate on a larger scale and become more structured. They see a relevant path in solar energy, often becoming the main business model, the main product.”

The director further emphasized that “Likewise, it is important to point out that 58% of companies still diversify their product range, especially those that are newer to the segment, as many operate with different products to complete their portfolio – a measure that is also positive in terms of bringing greater diversification and less risk.”

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According to a survey by Absolar – Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy, Brazil sets a new record in the solar energy sector. Investments in the area exceed 13 billion reais. This year, entrepreneurs and companies in the segment project that industries from various sectors will continue to invest.

In terms of capacity for generating clean and renewable energy, Brazil currently has 7.5 gigawatts (GW) of photovoltaic solar energy to generate electricity, including large factories and small to medium systems installed on rooftops, exterior walls, and land (distributed generation), which is responsible for more than half of the installed capacity of the Itaipu Hydroelectric Plant, the largest in Brazil and the second largest in the world.

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