Over 300 Thousand Reais in Business Were Successfully Transacted in Florianópolis at the GD Forum - Southern Region

Over 300 Thousand Reais in Business Were Successfully Transacted in Florianópolis at the GD Forum – Southern Region

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/06/2022 at 14:25

Updated on 28/06/2022 at 14:30

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Energy production through Distributed Generation has been gaining more and more prominence in the national scenario, which is why the 14th Regional Forum on Distributed Generation in the Southern Region (Forum GD – Southern Region) was a success, as more than two thousand people attended the event, according to the FRG Media & Events Group, the organizing company.

Taking place between July 21, 22, and 23, the event promoted by the Brazilian Association of Distributed Generation (ABGD) happened in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, and received participants from all over the country. The focus was to discuss the GD production chain in the southern region of the country, which has been growing considerably in recent months, with the state of Rio Grande do Sul ranking third nationally among states.

Guilherme Chrispim, president of ABGD, emphasizes that the event was truly quite timely, as it welcomed various representatives from the sector such as integrator companies, financial sector companies, manufacturing companies, as well as distributors.

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Qualifying Content of the Forum Was Highlighted

In addition to the networking mentioned by Chrispim, the 14th edition of Forum GD – Southern Region also stood out for its content. Frederico Boschin, a board member of ABGD, expressed a very good impression of the event, noting that participants could exchange a lot of information, as well as a wealth of qualified content.

“The dynamics of the simultaneous transmission panels brought a lot of dynamism and significantly increased the dissemination of both the technical content from manufacturers and the more regulatory debate, which is my area, regarding both the free energy market and distributed generation,” he highlights.

Furthermore, Frederico also emphasized that the event featured three very intense days and provided opportunities to reconnect with friends and industry specialists.

“There were three intense days of knowledge exchange, case studies, and it’s always very interesting to have this gathering of the market, to see friends and colleagues again, which is a good event for everyone,” he states.

Forum GD – Southern Region Generated About R$ 300 Million in Business

The last week was also very positive for the economic negotiations in the Distributed Generation market. Forum GD generated over R$ 300 million in business, making it the largest forum ever held by the FRG Group to date.

Tiago Fraga, CEO of FRG Media and Events, emphasized that approximately two thousand participants attended the event in person. Strategic negotiations were also conducted among them. One of the special attendees commented by the expert was the president of the NDTV/ RECORD TV network, Marcello Corrêa Petrelli.

“This event greatly strengthened the Distributed Generation sector in the southern region, and we anticipate a significant growth in the number of connections in all three regions of Brazil following the Forum,” he concludes.

Over 300 Thousand Reais in Business Were Successfully Transacted in Florianópolis at the GD Forum – Southern Region

Qualifying Content of the Forum Was Highlighted

Forum GD – Southern Region Generated About R$ 300 Million in Business

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