Driving The Future: MTR Solar Revolutionizes The Sector with Innovative Complex and Green Solutions

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MTR Solar Opens New Industrial Complex of 28,000 m², Expanding Production and Focusing on Sustainable Agricultural Practices with MTR BESS.

MTR Solar, recognized for its innovations in the energy sector, took a significant step by inaugurating a new industrial complex of 28,000 m². This initiative not only elevates the production capacity of equipment for solar plants but also reinforces the commitment to technological advancements. MTR Solar has been a driving force in the transition to cleaner and more efficient energy sources, standing out for the development of technologies that support sustainable agricultural practices. The expansion increases production capacity by 30% and demonstrates MTR Solar’s unwavering dedication to meeting the growing demand for renewable energy.

With the new facility in Juiz de Fora, the MTR group positions itself as a leader in the sector, consolidating its presence in the Brazilian market. This venture not only strengthens the MTR company but also promotes local economic growth through job creation and innovation. In 2024, MTR Solar celebrates a historic milestone, achieving a record sales of 4 GWp (Gigawatt-peak) in a single year. The MTR factory is perfectly aligned with the brand’s goals of providing sustainable energy solutions in a responsible and effective manner, addressing current and future energy needs.

*Focusing on expansion into new energy verticals, the MTR group invests in MTR BESS, offering solutions that combine solar plants and hybrid inverters to create efficient microgrids.

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Inauguration of MTR Solar’s Modern Industrial Complex

On November 14, 2024, the MTR Solar Group, a Brazilian leader in the distribution and manufacturing of solar equipment, strengthened its market position with the opening of a new advanced industrial complex of 28,000 m² in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais. This infrastructure is dedicated to further boosting the production capacity in the solar energy sector, while fostering technological innovations and significant advancements in renewable energies. With over 4 GWp sold and service to 1,200 plants, MTR Solar remains prominent in the national landscape.

Economic and Technological Impact for the Region

The MTR factory in Juiz de Fora represents a milestone in the solar industry. The facility promotes local economic development by creating new jobs, aligned with global trends in sustainability and energy transition, providing the local community with the benefits of this industrial growth. It will produce essential components for solar plants, such as solar trackers, skids, and electrical centers, reflecting optimistic expectations, with a projected 30% increase in production during the first six months. In addition, the location serves as a Distribution Center (DC) for imported equipment, including solar modules and inverters, establishing itself as a hub for comprehensive solutions for the solar market.

Commitment to Sustainability and Expansion

Thiago Rios, CEO of MTR Solar, highlights the advancement represented by the new factory: ‘With the manufacturing expansion in Juiz de Fora, we are enhancing our ability to provide more efficient and high-quality solutions for solar plants, consolidating our efforts in sustainability. The products, distributed by CT Botelho, reflect our commitment to the innovative solar energy industry in Minas and nationally. We are always ready to adjust to market demands and innovations’. MTR Solar, headquartered in Barueri/SP and with 15 years in the photovoltaic sector, reached 80% of its goal of 2GW sold in 2023.

MTR Solar and International and National Certifications

Standing out for the significant sales of 1 GWp of solar trackers and 300 WMp in fixed structures, MTR Solar exceeded sales from the same period in 2023 by 30%, pursuing a growth target of 40% this year. In 2024, the company’s solar tracker solution secured IEC 62817 certification by CERE by UL Solution, one of the most renowned in the sector. This certification attests to the quality and sustainability of MTR’s projects. Additionally, the Juiz de Fora factory obtained ISO 9001 certification, reinforcing the commitment to excellence and innovation in the solar market, with over 4 GWp installed and benefiting more sustainable agricultural practices.

Strategic Partnership for Sustainability in Agriculture

In the context of energy solutions, the MTR Solar group stands out with MTR BESS, an impactful initiative developed for the agricultural sector in collaboration with GoodWe. This hybrid system reduces operational costs and improves energy efficiency for farmers, especially in irrigation, with savings of up to 70% compared to diesel generators. In addition to saving money, MTR BESS reduces pollutant emissions and promotes responsible use of natural resources, supporting more sustainable agricultural practices through in-house energy production and storage.

The Transformation of Brazilian Agriculture with MTR Solar

The partnership with GoodWe, recognized for its innovation, represents an important step for the sector. Thiago Rios mentions that the technology is from MTR, and by utilizing GoodWe batteries and inverters, we offer an efficient and reliable solar energy and storage system for agricultural operations. This ensures a continuous and sustainable energy supply, minimizing risks of electrical service interruptions’. This energy proposal fosters a solid and secure environment for agriculture. The modernization of the system promotes sustainable development, benefiting the environment and increasing productivity in a challenging hydro and climate scarcity scenario, suggesting greater investments in green solutions.

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Driving The Future: MTR Solar Revolutionizes The Sector with Innovative Complex and Green Solutions

MTR Solar Opens New Industrial Complex of 28,000 m², Expanding Production and Focusing on Sustainable Agricultural Practices with MTR BESS.

Inauguration of MTR Solar’s Modern Industrial Complex

Economic and Technological Impact for the Region

Commitment to Sustainability and Expansion

MTR Solar and International and National Certifications

Strategic Partnership for Sustainability in Agriculture

The Transformation of Brazilian Agriculture with MTR Solar

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