Telecom Innovation: Superplayer & Co and Newave Energy Join Forces

Written by Corporativo

Published on 25/01/2024 at 19:15

Foto: Mariana Araújo Assessoria de Imprensa

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Internet Providers As New Energy Distributors

Superplayer & Co, a prominent entity in developing value-added services, is ready to revolutionize the telecommunications market by introducing renewable energy distribution. In a strategic collaboration with Newave Energia, Superplayer & Co will offer energy at competitive prices to internet providers, allowing them to provide affordable renewable energy to their corporate clients. This innovative approach promises energy that is up to 30% cheaper compared to conventional rates, while also strengthening the commitment to sustainability.

Superplayer & Co’s strategy unfolds in two main directions: providing renewable energy directly to providers, thereby reducing their operational expenses, and enabling them to offer sustainable energy to their corporate clients. This initiative not only enhances customer relationships but also opens new revenue avenues for the providers.

The Growing Demand For Renewable Energy In The Telecommunications Sector

Since the liberalization of the energy market on January 1, 2024, the demand for flexible and cost-effective energy solutions has been growing exponentially, especially among high-tension consumers. This new market model, endorsed by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) and the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL), allows nearly 200,000 consumers, predominantly service companies and industries, to freely choose their electricity suppliers. In light of this market expansion, Superplayer & Co, along with Newave Energia, is poised to offer not only cost savings but also contractual flexibility, energy security, and a service of excellence.

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Strategic Partnership And Future Investments

At the forefront of this transformation is Newave Energia, which, backed by renowned investors such as Gerdau and XP, is building the Arinos Solar Park, the third largest solar plant in Brazil, with a substantial investment of R$ 1.4 billion. Gustavo Goldschmidt emphasizes the importance of a reliable partnership that not only provides energy security but also has the financial capability to sustain this vision in the long term.

Getting To Know Superplayer & Co And Newave Energia

Superplayer & Co, with over seven years of expertise in the telecommunications market, has served more than 120 providers and issued 1.5 million licenses monthly. Its diversified portfolio, including innovative services such as Mumo, Imagina Só, and Superplayer TV, showcases its commitment to providing comprehensive and value-added solutions.

On the other hand, Newave Energia stands out for its dedication to the country’s energy transition, offering clean energy generation and trading solutions. Its commitment to energy security, active management, and transparent communication reinforces its position as a reliable and efficient player in the energy market.

The partnership between Superplayer & Co and Newave Energia marks the beginning of an era where technology and sustainability go hand in hand, promoting innovative and efficient solutions for the telecommunications sector and beyond.

Source: Mariana Araújo – Press Advisory.

Telecom Innovation: Superplayer & Co and Newave Energy Join Forces

Internet Providers As New Energy Distributors

The Growing Demand For Renewable Energy In The Telecommunications Sector

Strategic Partnership And Future Investments

Getting To Know Superplayer & Co And Newave Energia

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