Órigo Energia Raises R$ 450 Million to Expand Solar Power Plant Projects in Brazil

Written by Caio Aviz

Published on 07/04/2025 at 16:30

Imagem ilustrativa de usinas solares representa a nova fase de investimentos da Órigo Energia no setor de energia renovável.

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Company Will Use The Raised Funds To Build 46 New Solar Plants In Eight States, Strengthening Its Action In Renewable Energy Generation Through Energy Subscription

Órigo Energia, a company operating in the distributed renewable energy generation segment, raised R$ 450 million through the issuance of green commercial notes, known as green bonds, as published by Valor Econômico on April 3, 2025. The operation was coordinated by Bradesco BBI.

Investment Will Be Directed To The Expansion Of Solar Infrastructure

According to the company, it will direct the amount to the construction of 46 solar plants in eight Brazilian states, including São Paulo, Bahia, and Ceará. The government expects to increase the supply of clean energy and serve residential consumers and small businesses that wish to migrate to renewable sources without having to install their own equipment.

The company operates under the solar energy subscription model, which allows consumers to contract a fraction of the energy generated by a remote plant and thereby obtain credits on their electricity bill.

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Operation Marks A New Step For The Company In Renewable Energy

The issuance of green bonds represents a step forward in the company’s strategy to expand its portfolio of solar energy projects, considered one of the most promising and abundant sources in the country.

With the new solar parks, Órigo estimates reaching up to 100,000 consumer units in its customer base, strengthening its presence in the clean energy sector.

This movement, in turn, occurs amid the increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions in Brazil. This is primarily due to factors such as the regulatory evolution, as well as greater environmental awareness and the growth in the economic viability of renewable generation.

Growth With A Focus On Responsibility And Transparency

According to industry sources, Órigo is already studying new rounds of fundraising and expansion in other regions of the country. The goal is to consolidate its position as one of the benchmark companies in shared solar energy generation.

Additionally, the company monitors the regulatory changes in the sector. Therefore, it believes that distributed generation with shared solar plants increases access to renewable energy.

Thus, it promotes both savings on electricity bills and incentives for the energy transition.

With a model focused on scale, sustainability, and revenue predictability, Órigo aims to strengthen its reputation as a provider of clean energy. Furthermore, it does so without resorting to exaggerated promises or unrealistic projections.

Órigo Energia Raises R$ 450 Million to Expand Solar Power Plant Projects in Brazil

Company Will Use The Raised Funds To Build 46 New Solar Plants In Eight States, Strengthening Its Action In Renewable Energy Generation Through Energy Subscription

Investment Will Be Directed To The Expansion Of Solar Infrastructure

Operation Marks A New Step For The Company In Renewable Energy

Growth With A Focus On Responsibility And Transparency

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