Energy Free Market Welcomes Eckisil in Partnership with 2W Ecobank and Notable Savings Forecasts

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/09/2023 at 15:08

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Eckisil Joins The Wave Of The Free Energy Market Aiming For Sustainability And Cost Reduction.

The Brazilian energy landscape is being transformed by the Free Energy Market, a platform that offers consumers the chance to take advantage of economic and ecological benefits. This market currently represents 39% of electricity consumption in the country and has growing potential with an expansion horizon in the high voltage sector for 2024.

Eckisil: Innovation And Sustainability In Energy

With a focus on innovation and sustainability, Eckisil Freios, a renowned auto parts manufacturer based in Curitiba, has decided to dive into the Free Energy Market through a strategic partnership with 2W Ecobank, a leader in renewable energy trading. Pedro Lisecki, Industrial Director of Eckisil, expressed his vision of the future of urban mobility and how the Free Energy Market can be the key to the transition to cleaner and more efficient vehicles.

By adopting this new energy approach, Eckisil expects significant savings, reaching around R$ 100 thousand over seven years with 2W Ecobank. This partnership will not only provide financial savings but will also have a direct impact on reducing carbon emissions.

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Expansion Of The Free Market In The South

The Southern Region of Brazil already shows potential for the migration of up to 30 thousand companies to the Free Energy Market, with 14 thousand of these located in Paraná. The benefits are evident: reduced tariffs, transition to renewable energies, and more effective resource management.

Ciro Neto, Head of Business Development at 2W, emphasizes that companies seeking sustainable development should prioritize reliable and ecological energy sources. Many companies in Paraná have already recognized this trend and have been migrating to the Free Energy Market, seeking 2W as their trusted partner.

2W Ecobank is not only capitalizing on the growing wave of the Free Energy Market. In September 2023, the company celebrated a milestone of 300 clients in the Southern region, a significant jump from the previous year. In addition to its energy solutions, 2W offers a variety of free services and products aimed at companies committed to sustainability.

For clients opting for the Free Energy Market through 2W, the platform provides a holistic view of their energy consumption, offering tools to monitor and manage their usage, as well as options to enhance their sustainable footprint.

Learn more about 2W: www.2wecobank.com.br.

Energy Free Market Welcomes Eckisil in Partnership with 2W Ecobank and Notable Savings Forecasts

Eckisil Joins The Wave Of The Free Energy Market Aiming For Sustainability And Cost Reduction.

Eckisil: Innovation And Sustainability In Energy

Expansion Of The Free Market In The South

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