Osasco Receives New Solar Energy Investment Following Arrival of Pioneering Company

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 11/06/2021 at 11:39

Painéis de energia solar – créditos: udop

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A Blue Sol Solar Energy Promises to Bring, to the City of Osasco, an Investment in Solar Energy That Could Change, Once and for All, the Region

Osasco received a new investment in solar energy that intends to operate under a new business model called Next, from the company behind the entire operation. The model operates in a more “streamlined,” complete, and innovative way, with already proven processes.

Investment in Solar Energy Can Boost the Renewable Market in Osasco

The company invested about R$ 18,000 in the new business in Osasco and sees the possibility of returning the amount in up to six months of operation. This expectation with the solar energy market, which is expanding more and more, makes Matheus Machado, the electrical engineer franchised to the project, envision the opening of a second investment from Blue Sol Solar Energy.

With the investment in Osasco, Blue Sol Solar Energy reaches its 13th franchise in operation only in the state of São Paulo, both in the inland cities and in the capital. Across Brazil, there are about 46 units spread out, a number that is still far from the company’s goal of reaching 330 franchises by the end of 2021.

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Matheus Machado, an electrical engineer passionate about his sector, began to delve deeper into the solar energy market after a conversation with his father. Machado already intended to launch his own business, and thus, the idea of investing in the sector emerged.

He states that when he saw the opportunity to enter this universe, he quickly became enamored and fascinated with the technology, with the possibility of providing savings, contributing to the sustainability of the planet, not to mention providing financial investment for those who install a solar energy system in their business or home.

Machado claims that after he learned about the Next franchise, he was sure that the model was ideal for his start, as it was a franchise that fit financially and operationally into his goals. With the opening of his first unit in Osasco, Machado aims to acquire business and residential clients of all sizes, serving wisely and aspiring to become a major reference in solar energy in the city.

Meet Blue Sol Solar Energy

As a pioneer in the solar sector, Blue Sol Solar Energy was founded in 2009, and observing the market, the partners realized they could contribute even more to the development of the segment.

With this in mind, in 2011 the company began offering courses to train professionals interested in entering the solar energy market. Currently, the company operates nationwide and has over 18,000 trained professionals and about 4,000 solar systems connected throughout Brazil.

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