MTR Solar Sets New Record in Solar Equipment Sales in Brazil

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Published on 11/12/2023 at 17:34

Updated on 11/12/2023 at 17:35

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Leadership in Solar Trackers and Fixed Structures Drives the Market

MTR Solar has achieved impressive milestones in the Brazilian solar energy market, establishing itself as a leader in sales of solar trackers and fixed structures for power plants. In 2023, the company recorded a sold and contracted volume of 1,200MWp in trackers and 450MWp in fixed structures, highlighting its dominance in the sector.

Impressive Growth and Expansion in the Solar Sector

MTR’s factory in Juiz de Fora, MG, has been instrumental to the company’s success, ensuring large-scale production and timely deliveries. With over 1.5GWp (Gigawatt-peak) installed, MTR Solar has served more than 450 power plants with over 2 million modules and generated 100MWH monthly. This solid performance reflects the growing demand for renewable energy and reaffirms the company’s role as a driving force in Brazil’s energy transition.

Innovation and Technology as Pillars of Success

MTR Solar’s commitment to innovation and technology has been one of the main factors for its ongoing success. Investing in sustainable and efficient solutions, the company has established itself as the leading supplier in the sector over the past two years. For 2024, MTR Solar aims for more than 60% growth in equipment sales, surpassing the 2GWp installed mark.

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Optimistic and Sustainable Projections for the Future

MTR Solar has exceeded its goals for 2023 with a 45% growth compared to the previous year, reflecting the upward trend in the solar energy market. With the stabilization of the Brazilian and Chinese economies, the company anticipates an increase in demand for clean energy, further boosting the renewable energy sector.

The major highlights for MTR in 2023 were the “Disruptive Tracker” and the “Fixed Structures” from MTR-ARCOL, in addition to the “Electrocenter” from MTR-ITCE. The company also launched a “Management and Monitoring Platform” for photovoltaic plants, developed by TECSCI, its AI (Artificial Intelligence) division, demonstrating its commitment to innovation and sustainability.

MTR Solar has distinguished itself not only by the quality of its products but also with the concept “ONE STOP SHOP,” which simplifies the equipment acquisition process for microgeneration, offering everything a customer needs from a single supplier. This business model has been crucial to the company’s success, ensuring efficient service and tailored solutions for each client.

In summary, MTR Solar is well positioned to continue its growth trajectory in the solar energy market. With a focus on innovation, technology, and sustainability, the company is prepared to face future challenges and contribute significantly to the energy transition in Brazil and Latin America.

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MTR Solar Sets New Record in Solar Equipment Sales in Brazil

Leadership in Solar Trackers and Fixed Structures Drives the Market

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