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Partnership Between Huawei, HDT, and Bold Energy Drives Technological Solutions for the Photovoltaic Sector
To formalize this collaboration, on March 14, 2025, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed. This document, according to the Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy (ABSOLAR), represents a significant advance for the sector. With this, the companies reaffirm their commitment to innovation and promote the adoption of high-performance photovoltaic systems.
- Huawei Digital Power: global reference in intelligent energy solutions since its founding in 2011.
- HDT Brazil: main representative of Huawei in the national photovoltaic sector, operating since 2018.
- Bold Energy: standout in the solar energy market, focusing on innovation, consolidating itself since 2021.
Expansion of Sustainable Technology
Furthermore, according to José Vítor Salm, financial director of Bold Energy, this partnership represents a significant advance for the company. As he emphasizes, this union brings positive impacts and strengthens Bold Energy’s presence in the market.
“From the first conversations, we realized that the values and vision of Huawei and HDT align with ours. This agreement strengthens our mission to offer innovative solutions and expand our network of partners.”
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Moreover, Bruno Monteiro, commercial director of HDT, highlighted the importance of this alliance for Huawei’s expansion in Brazil, especially in the southern region, where the demand for solar energy grew significantly between 2020 and 2024, according to the National Institute of Clean Energy.
“We are pleased to provide comprehensive technological solutions in photovoltaic products. Our goal is to grow sustainably through the development of our partners.”
Benefits of the Alliance for the Photovoltaic Sector
The synergy among the three companies will bring strategic benefits to the solar energy market. Among the main positive impacts are:
- Greater brand reach of Huawei in the national territory, following the company’s global expansion, as pointed out by McKinsey & Company;
- Access to innovative technologies for renewable energy generation, aligned with the guidelines of the National Energy Plan 2050;
- Optimization of energy consumption with efficient solutions, a priority according to the 2024 International Energy Agency (IEA) Report;
- Increased competitiveness in the sector, strengthening the involved brands, according to analysis by the World Economic Forum.
According to Roberto Valer, technical director of Huawei Digital Power, this partnership reinforces the commitment to innovation and energy efficiency. Moreover, he emphasizes the importance of this initiative for the sector, especially in light of the Brazilian government’s goal of reaching 45% of the energy matrix with renewable sources by 2030.
“Our commitment to innovation and energy efficiency is strengthened by this partnership. We want to drive the transformation of the photovoltaic sector and offer efficient solutions for companies and consumers.”
About the Involved Companies
HDT Brazil: Providing Solutions for Renewable Energy
HDT Brazil stands out as a hub specialized in technological solutions for the photovoltaic and critical energy market. As the exclusive representative of Huawei in Brazil for the solar sector, the company operates in supplying high-performance equipment.
- Exclusive representative of Huawei in Brazil since 2018.
- Specialist in high-performance solutions for energy generation.
- Present in China, Hong Kong, Brazil, Chile, and Panama.
Bold Energy: Innovative Solutions in the Photovoltaic Market
Bold Energy, founded in 2021 and based in Chapecó-SC, has thus established itself as a reference in the solar sector. This is because the company offers not only specialized technical support but also customized solutions, which consequently strengthens its position in the market.
- 1st place in the Energy category of the 2023 Expansion Business Ranking (Exame magazine).
- Differentiation in agile and efficient service.
- Commitment to innovation and excellence in the photovoltaic sector.
Huawei Digital Power: Global Innovation for a Sustainable Future
Huawei is recognized as one of the largest technology companies in the world and has a strong presence in the digital energy sector. Additionally, the company continuously invests in research and innovation and offers solutions for generation, storage, and distribution of renewable energy.
- More than 207,000 employees worldwide.
- Present in more than a third of the global population.
- Largest global investor in research and development, according to WIPO.
- Leader in fixed and mobile broadband technologies in Brazil.
Impact of the Partnership in Brazil
With the union of Huawei, HDT, and Bold Energy, the renewable energy sector in Brazil gains a strategic boost. This collaboration strengthens the transition to a sustainable energy model and expands access to innovative solutions for consumers and companies.
- Support for energy transformation in Brazil.
- Strengthening the clean energy production chain.
- Promotion of innovation and efficiency in the photovoltaic sector.
Therefore, with this partnership, the three companies consolidate their commitment to renewable energy and innovation. Thus, they promote the digitization of energy and drive the low-carbon economy in Brazil.
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