Energy Sector Giants Join Forces to Expand Distributed Solar Power Generation in Paraná, São Paulo, and Goiás

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Published on 16/08/2023 at 19:23

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The Agreement, Which Lasts 20 Years, Involves the Development of Photovoltaic Plants by Helexia and the Sale of Solar Energy by Exata Energia

Helexia, a renowned international player in the energy transition field, recently announced a strategic partnership with Exata Energia, a company belonging to the Prime Energy Group, known for being one of the largest energy traders in Brazil. This Distribution Generation agreement, lasting 20 years, marks a significant step toward expanding the capacity for distributed solar energy generation in the country.

Projects in Different States to Strengthen Distributed Solar Energy Generation

The partnership between Helexia and Exata Energia will result in the installation of projects in key states of Brazil, totaling an installed capacity of 46 MWp (megawatts-peak). The plans include the construction of photovoltaic plants in different locations, with 13 MWp in Paraná, 26 MWp in São Paulo, and 7 MWp in Goiás. The timeline anticipates that the works will begin in the second half of this year, with an estimated completion in the second half of 2024.

The leadership of Helexia Brasil expressed enthusiasm about this new milestone and emphasized the importance of partnering with such an influential group as Prime Energy. Aurélien Maudonnet, CEO of Helexia Brasil, highlighted that this collaboration strengthens Helexia’s positioning in Brazil’s energy transition and reinforces the trust that the market has in the company.

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Strategic Growth and Sustainable Commitment

The commercial director of Helexia Brasil highlighted the importance of this partnership with the Prime Group for Helexia’s growth strategy in the country. The commitment to sustainability and the pursuit of an effective energy transition are central priorities for both companies involved. With a pipeline totaling over 400 MWp, Helexia continues to lead the way in the expansion of distributed solar energy and in promoting a more sustainable energy future.

This agreement not only solidifies the position of Helexia and Exata Energia in the solar energy market but also reinforces the importance of collaboration between key players to drive the transition to cleaner and more efficient energy sources in Brazil. With the capacity to generate renewable energy in various locations, this partnership contributes to reducing carbon emissions and to a more promising future for energy in Brazil.

Energy Sector Giants Join Forces to Expand Distributed Solar Power Generation in Paraná, São Paulo, and Goiás

The Agreement, Which Lasts 20 Years, Involves the Development of Photovoltaic Plants by Helexia and the Sale of Solar Energy by Exata Energia

Projects in Different States to Strengthen Distributed Solar Energy Generation

Strategic Growth and Sustainable Commitment

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