Projeto de energia solar em vale do solinaugura novas unidades no Mato Grosso

Solar Energy Project in Vale do Sol Opens New Units in Mato Grosso

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 04/02/2020 at 11:57

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The Company’s Idea Is That Customers Using Solar Energy Can Save Even More with Clean and Renewable Energy

So far, it is known that the solar energy company – Vale do Sol Energias has just opened three more units in the cities of Cassilândia, Campo Grande, and Três Lagoas, located in Mato Grosso do Sul (MS).

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The solar energy company Vale do Sol Energias was founded about 2 years ago, already gathering customers in various other states, such as: São Paulo, Goiás, Paraná and of course, Mato Grosso. In 2020, the forecast is that savings will reach up to 2 million with the use of clean energy, and of course, the generation of new job openings in the industry.

About the Solar Energy Company

The Vale do Sol company develops projects and installations of smart photovoltaic plants integrated into the electrical grid. Always operating with a differential in its service for residential, commercial, industrial, and rural consumers.

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Installation of Solar Energy Panels

Regarding the installation of solar energy panels for the project, the production leader involved in the production line of the new panels stated that they can be controlled and monitored individually through a simple app.

Thus, by using only the app to manage their renewable energy network, the owner will be able to track the generation of the system, and therefore, the company will be able to resolve potential issues more quickly.

Furthermore, the project leader concluded by saying that there is still no specific date to start the installation, but added: “with the use of solar energy, the individual will be investing in a source that does not harm the environment. Since it has zero emissions of pollutants, the photovoltaic system becomes increasingly accessible due to the constant decrease in the price of equipment.”

Solar Energy Project in Vale do Sol Opens New Units in Mato Grosso

The Company’s Idea Is That Customers Using Solar Energy Can Save Even More with Clean and Renewable Energy

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About the Solar Energy Company

Installation of Solar Energy Panels

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