Paraná Hosts Largest Training Event in the Photovoltaic Sector

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Published on 31/01/2024 at 18:05

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5th Edition Of Solar Experience Promises To Boost The Solar Energy Market

Paraná is preparing to host the 5th Edition Of Solar Experience, a large-scale event aimed at integrating and training professionals in the photovoltaic segment. This initiative arises in a context where qualification in solar energy is a growing demand in Brazil. The Brazilian Association of Distributed Generation (ABGD) points to a 144% leap in the sector in recent years, reaching an installed capacity of 26 GW and generating more than one million jobs.

Overview Of The Solar Sector In Paraná

The Southern region, and specifically Paraná, is emerging as a significant hub in solar energy generation, with Maringá standing out for its installed capacity and number of consumer units in operation. It is in this promising scenario that the Solar Experience will take place, offering a series of technical workshops. These workshops are an opportunity for solar integrators to enhance their knowledge and skills, covering everything from the proper handling of components to aspects of tax reform, essential for excellence in the sector.

Tiago Cassol Severo, one of the event’s idealizers and CEO of CGP Engineering and Consulting, emphasizes the growing demand for qualified professionals in the Brazilian solar market. He highlights that companies are seeking talent in various areas, such as installation, maintenance, sales, and consulting, reinforcing the importance of continuous qualification to remain competitive in this expanding market.

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The Impact Of Solar Experience

In addition to boosting professional qualification, the Solar Experience is a showcase for Brazil and Paraná’s achievements in the field of solar energy. With an installed capacity exceeding 37.8 GW, combining centralized and distributed generation, Brazil, and particularly Paraná, positions itself as a leader in solar generation. The event, which will take place at the Gleba Patrimônio Maringá venue, in Jardim Olímpico, on February 7 and 8, from 8 AM to 6 PM, promises to be a milestone for the sector, offering a platform for networking, learning, and growth.

Those interested in participating in this essential gathering for the solar energy sector can register through the official website or contact the organization for more information. The Solar Experience is not just an event, but a movement toward the future of solar energy in Brazil, with Paraná at the forefront of this energy transformation.

Registrations can be made through the website https://www.solarexperience.eco.br/site/maringa/. For inquiries, interested parties can contact the event organization through the phones

(41)99637-5238, (11)98247-4142, (49)99201-1997.

Source: Steh 220 Press Advisory.

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