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Free Meeting Series Across Brazil Connects Integrators and Disseminates Information on the Solar Market
Feira de Santana (BA) will be the third Brazilian city to host the FiberX Solar Journey, on May 23, 2024. The event aims to connect integrators from all over Brazil and disseminate important information about the future of the solar market. It has already taken place in Florianópolis (SC) and Porto Alegre (RS), and by the end of the year, it will also occur in Chapecó (SC), Campinas (SP), and São Paulo (SP), among other cities. It will always feature a lecture by Bárbara Rubim, Vice President of the Board of Directors of Absolar – Brazilian Photovoltaic Solar Energy Association.
The meeting, with a limited number of participants, offers a unique opportunity to better understand the guidelines of the Legal Framework for Distributed Generation (Law 14.300, of 06/01/2022), including the Fio B tariff, and to learn about innovative technologies in the sector. This new Brazilian legislation regulates micro and mini distributed energy generation, allowing consumers to reduce their expenses by producing their own electricity through a credit compensation system with the distribution utility.
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Clarification of Questions and Networking Opportunities
Law 14.300 is still recent and raises many questions, which will be the topic of the lecture by lawyer and specialist in electricity sector regulation, Bárbara Rubim. In addition to being Vice President of the Board of Directors of Absolar, she is also an advisor to the Latin American and Caribbean Council on Renewable Energy and Energy Transition and Director of Energy at the Infrastructure Department of Fiesp. At the end of her presentation, Bárbara will answer participants’ questions.
“The Legal Framework for Distributed Generation was highly anticipated and, being recent, consumers and the market still have many questions about how the compensation system will work,” highlights Paulo Andrade, VP of FiberX Renewables. “Aiming to promote exchanges of specialized information and showcase the latest technological innovations in the market, we created the FiberX Solar Journey as an important tool for those looking to grow and stand out from the competition. In addition to the exclusive lecture with Bárbara Rubim, we provide valuable networking moments.”
Expansion and Future of Solar Energy in Brazil
The FiberX Solar Journey will expand to other cities, including Chapecó, Campinas, and São Paulo, throughout the year. The initiative aims to educate and connect industry professionals, facilitating growth and innovation in the solar energy market. Each event offers valuable insights into the development of solar energy projects and how current legislation impacts these initiatives.
Those interested in participating should follow the profiles @fiberxrenovaveis on social media for more information and to secure their spot at the upcoming meetings.
The series of meetings promoted by FiberX Renewables emphasizes the importance of education and innovation in the solar energy sector. With the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions, events like the Solar Journey are essential for empowering professionals and encouraging the adoption of technologies that contribute to a greener and more efficient future.
Conclusion and Expectations
Bárbara Rubim’s lecture at the FiberX Solar Journey not only clarifies doubts about the Legal Framework for Distributed Generation but also inspires participants to explore new opportunities in the solar energy market. FiberX Renewables’ initiative reaffirms the company’s commitment to promoting knowledge and innovation in the sector, preparing integrators for the challenges and opportunities that will arise in the coming years.
With the expansion of the Solar Journey to various Brazilian cities, FiberX Renewables continues to play a crucial role in transforming the solar energy market in Brazil. The combination of informative lectures and qualified networking promises to drive growth and competitiveness among professionals and companies in the sector.
Bárbara Rubim, VP of the Board of Directors of Absolar, presenting at the FiberX Solar Journey in Porto Alegre, in April.
Source: Dina de Freitas | Communication Structure.
