Investments in Solar Energy Are Expected to Save R$ 4 Million on Electricity Bills

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Published on 07/01/2021 at 17:51

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Gazin Group Invests R$ 16 Million in Solar Power Plants, Which Will Generate Savings on Future Energy Bills

The Gazin Group, which operates in various market segments and has hundreds of business units across Brazil, along with Domínio Solar, made a R$ 16 million investment in 2020 in two solar power plants, located in the states of MT and MS. The projects are expected to generate R$ 4 million in savings on electricity bills for the Gazin Group.

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The new solar plants are part of the project “The Sun Rises for Everyone,” created by the company in 2016, aiming to achieve self-sufficiency in corporate consumption. With the final adjustments and tests at the Jaciara plant, the two generator sets of the UFV will be able to produce 5.8 million kilowatt-hours per year in distributed generation mode, and the expectation is that the plants will meet 60% of the energy demand for 296 stores.

According to company information, in addition to sustainable development and energy savings, objectives should also be outlined to avoid being caught off guard by rising energy and electricity price signals, which will help develop more reliable energy cost plans.

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Investments in Solar Energy Are Expected to Save R$ 4 Million on Electricity Bills

Gazin Group Invests R$ 16 Million in Solar Power Plants, Which Will Generate Savings on Future Energy Bills

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