GoodWe and Becker Dairy reduce consumption by 70% with a solar system and generate savings of over R$ 200,000 in a project with 75 kW HT inverters and more than 400 photovoltaic modules.

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Published on 25/03/2026 at 22:41

Updated on 27/03/2026 at 23:44

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Solar photovoltaic solution installed in Santa Catarina shows, at the same time, energy efficiency, cost reduction, and consistent financial return in the industrial sector

Initially, the Becker Dairy Factory, located in Rio Fortuna (SC), implemented a solar system that directly reduced about 70% of electrical consumption. Furthermore, the project was structured with GoodWe technology, consolidating a significant advancement in energy efficiency.

At the same time, the solution was developed by Neolight Solar, in partnership with WS Representações, using two 75 kW HT series inverters. Additionally, more than 400 solar modules of 560 W were installed, increasing the industry’s own generation capacity.

technical solution and energy efficiency

Firstly, the project was sized to ensure high performance without increasing the contracted demand with the utility company. Thus, the strategy prioritized the balance between cost and efficiency.

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financial savings and return on investment

Subsequently, the financial results became clearly observable. According to Jonas Bianco, CEO of Neolight Solar, the monthly savings amount to approximately R$ 10,000.

Thus, considering the two-year operating period, which began prior to the consolidation of current data, the accumulated savings have already surpassed R$ 200,000.

Furthermore, this financial return occurs proportionally to the investment made. Therefore, the project demonstrates economic viability within a reduced timeframe.

technical partnership and continuous support

At the same time, the partnership between Neolight Solar and GoodWe stands out for its continuous technical support. In this context, the integration between teams facilitates the execution and maintenance of the system.

According to Paulo César, engineer and CEO of Neolight Solar, the relationship between the companies directly contributes to the efficiency of the projects. Additionally, post-sale support is highlighted as a relevant differentiator.

Thus, the collaboration between technical teams allows for quick responses and greater operational security. Consequently, the system’s performance is maintained at high levels.

impact of solar energy on the productive sector

Finally, the project reinforces the role of solar energy in the Brazilian industrial sector. According to Fábio Mendes, vice president of GoodWe South America, the solution demonstrates the adaptability of the technology to different operations.

Moreover, the executive emphasizes that the initiative highlights the capacity of solar energy to generate real savings and sustainability. Thus, the project contributes to the transformation of the energy matrix in the country.

Therefore, by integrating technology, efficiency, and cost reduction, the initiative consolidates a replicable model for other industries. In light of this, to what extent can solutions like this accelerate the adoption of solar energy in the Brazilian productive sector?

GoodWe and Becker Dairy reduce consumption by 70% with a solar system and generate savings of over R$ 200,000 in a project with 75 kW HT inverters and more than 400 photovoltaic modules.

Solar photovoltaic solution installed in Santa Catarina shows, at the same time, energy efficiency, cost reduction, and consistent financial return in the industrial sector

technical solution and energy efficiency

financial savings and return on investment

technical partnership and continuous support

impact of solar energy on the productive sector

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