FiberX Renewables Will Bring Cutting-Edge Technology to Intersolar South America 2024

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Published on 27/08/2024 at 16:06

Updated on 27/08/2024 at 16:07

Ivandro Tochetto e Francieli Dela Giustina founders da FiberX Group na Intersolar South America 2024 – Foto Diogo Vellado

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Brazilian Company Will Present Complete High-Tech Solutions in Distribution and Full Turnkey Projects Segments

The largest fair in Latin America for the sector, Intersolar South America will take place from August 27 to 29, 2024, in São Paulo (SP). FiberX Renováveis, which has been gaining integrators throughout the country due to its strong reach and innovative business model, will be one of the highlights, showcasing cutting-edge technology developed by Trina, ReneSola, NEP, Clamper, and the global giant Sineng – of which it is the official representative in Brazil. These are solutions for homes and businesses, for mini-plants and large Full Turnkey/Full EPC projects.

At the exclusive booth W1.90 of the White Pavilion, it will highlight Sineng’s on-grid inverters, which is one of the four largest solar inverter manufacturers in the world. The latest technology and a complete portfolio will be displayed, from single-phase inverters to three-phase inverters of 380V and 220V, as well as high voltage with a 250kW inverter for large plants. They have a platform that allows remote monitoring of various parameters such as string voltage, current, and electrical power. Furthermore, they send alerts and comply with all safety requirements according to Brazilian regulations.

Registration for Future Business Partners

Working with an innovative business model that is based on supporting the integrator partner, FiberX Renováveis favors the process of building a clean and renewable national energy matrix. At Intersolar South America, EPC contractors and integrators will have the opportunity to learn about the solutions, talk to specialists, and rely on the company’s structure and facilitated negotiation conditions, such as customer financing, in addition to payment via credit card, bank slip, and much more.

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Full Turnkey/Full EPC Projects at Sineng Booth

In addition to distributing equipment for solar energy, FiberX Renováveis also delivers Full Turnkey/Full EPC projects for plants over 1MWp, providing everything from design and project development, procurement and delivery of equipment, to the construction of the plants – always using the network of partners and integrators for the services. “Our project team will be available at the fair to provide details focused on large plants,” adds Paulo Andrade.

Currently, FiberX Renováveis is developing 28 photovoltaic solar plants (UFV) for CEMIG, totaling about 120 MWp and over 150,000 photovoltaic modules, in 18 cities and an area of approximately 160 hectares. The plants will begin operations gradually starting in September. Several other large projects (>1MWp) are underway, and the company is always seeking partners for this market niche. To learn more, visit the site https://www.renovaveis.fiberx.com.br/

About FiberX

FiberX Group is a holding company that owns brands such as FiberX Telecom, FiberX Renováveis, FiberX Services, FiberX Training, FiberX Energy, Fastt10, and Velds, which offer innovative end-to-end solutions in the segments of Telecom, Infrastructure, Utilities, Renewable Energies, Training, Specialized Services, Energy, and IoT, being one of the largest technology integrators in Latin America.

Founded in 2008, it is headquartered in Florianópolis (SC), with offices in Curitiba (PR), Porto Belo (SC), and São Paulo (SP), and distribution centers in Cariacica (ES), Varginha (MG), Recife (PE), and Porto Belo (SC). Experiencing accelerated expansion, it employs over 300 highly qualified professionals, working strongly and experienced to make life easier for people, businesses, and public institutions.

It has partnerships with global suppliers such as the manufacturer Huawei, from which it received, in 2023, recognition as Top 10 Partner Huawei Worldwide, Commercial Market Partner of the Year, Optical Partner of the Year, Distribution Partner of the Year, and VAP Partner of the Year.

In the last 5 years, the company recorded a growth rate (CAGR) of 56%, earned the GPTW seal in both years, and was featured in three editions of the Exame Ranking of Expanding Businesses.

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FiberX Renewables Will Bring Cutting-Edge Technology to Intersolar South America 2024

Brazilian Company Will Present Complete High-Tech Solutions in Distribution and Full Turnkey Projects Segments

Registration for Future Business Partners

Full Turnkey/Full EPC Projects at Sineng Booth

About FiberX

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BRICS is preparing a payment system inspired by the Brazilian PIX that will allow direct transactions between countries using national digital currencies without relying on the dollar or Western banks as intermediaries.

Ethiopia has banned gasoline and diesel cars, placed over a hundred silent electric buses on the streets of Addis Ababa, and now aims for half a million electric vehicles by 2030, all powered by Africa’s largest dam and a courage that few countries have shown.

On the coast of China, fishermen received an official reward after finding 10 foreign underwater devices capable of “stealing secrets” in just two years, showing that the silent war for the seabed has already reached the nets of those who rely on fishing.

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