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The Partnership Aims to Bring, to the Photovoltaic Solar Energy Market, New Technological Solutions for High-Power Segments and Hybrid Systems
WDC Networks, a company in the solar energy sector, has formed a strategic partnership with Huawei and the Brazilian HDT Energy, its logistics operator. The agreement between the companies aims to offer advanced solutions in the photovoltaic solar energy generation market, bringing new technological solutions for high-power segments and hybrid systems, using artificial intelligence and high-performance optimizers for projects in residences, businesses, and distributed generation plants. See also: Piauí Reaches Leadership Nationwide in the Photovoltaic Solar Energy Market
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The Use of Technology in Photovoltaic Solar Energy
The partnership between WDC Networks (focused on Technology as a Service (TaaS) and operating in the solar energy sector with the manufacture of photovoltaic solar generators under the WDC Solar brand), with technology multinational Huawei (a global company in intelligent photovoltaic inverters) and Brazilian HDT Energy, will start using lithium batteries. The use of lithium in its batteries will aim to expand its performance within the segments of more sophisticated residences, businesses, and medium to large-sized industries, combining the expertise of the three major companies in the area to serve the photovoltaic solar energy market.
Strength of the Brazilian Photovoltaic Market
According to an estimate made by Absolar – Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy, the year 2021 could see an increase of 5.09 GW in installed photovoltaic solar energy capacity in Brazil, representing more than 68% compared to the accumulated total until the end of 2020. WDC operates with a production line of generators of various power types, with all models of mounting structures and inverters for the installation of photovoltaic solar energy in residences, businesses, and industries.
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Huawei, which currently has more than 4 GW in solar energy projects in Brazil, with solutions already delivered or installed, with more than 70 medium and large-scale solar projects with the company’s solutions installed, stands out in performance in an extremely competitive manner.
Fábio Mendes, director of channels and sales for Latin America at Huawei, says they now want to expand the Huawei brand into the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors in the country. And the strategic partnership with WDC Networks and HDT Energy in the photovoltaic solar energy market will strengthen the brand by combining cutting-edge technology, distribution channels, and logistics for a perfect go-to-market. Not only in these pillars but also in post-sales assistance and technical training through free training, closing the entire value ecosystem that Huawei believes in, Mendes concludes.
See Also: Solar Energy – For 2021, a 27% Growth is Expected with New Installation Companies and Photovoltaic Projects
In the renewable market, the solar energy sector in Brazil has established itself and has become the fastest-growing sector in the world, attracting the interest of some foreign investors, multilateral development banks, energy companies, and equipment manufacturers. The Solar Portal made a projection in the sector showing that it is estimated that by the end of this year, approximately 5,400 companies will enter the national photovoltaic market, an increase of 27% from the current number.
According to the survey, just last year, companies in the field of distributed solar energy generation, including distributors, resellers, installers, designers, etc., created approximately 68,000 jobs in the country, an increase of 92% compared to the previous year.
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