Raízen Power Reinvents Hospitality with Green Energy at Equipotel 2023

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Published on 20/09/2023 at 10:37

Foto: Eduarda Cristina Amici – Raízen.

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Innovation And Sustainability: Raízen Power Presents Solutions In Renewable Energy And Electromobility Exclusively At Equipotel.

São Paulo, September 18, 2023 – Marking its presence in the hospitality scene, Raízen Power, a leader in renewable energy solutions, lands at Equipotel 2023 with its exclusive portfolio of energy and elect mobility. The grand event, the heart of the hospitality industry, unfolds from September 19 to 22 at Expo Center Norte.

Energy Sustainable Achievement

Pioneering in the market, Raízen Power is not just one of the five largest energy traders in Brazil, but also the driving force behind more than 30 thousand clients who believe in a sustainable future. The brand’s offerings range from power plants that utilize clean energy sources like solar and biomass to innovative solutions for transitioning to the free energy market. Hotels and related establishments can reap the benefits without worrying about additional investments, such as installing solar panels.

Interaction And Knowledge At Equipotel

In the heart of Equipotel, visitors will find a stand from Raízen Power equipped with an interactive digital kiosk. Here, they will have the chance to dive into the company’s proposals, from shared distributed generation to Shell Recharge’s electric charging infrastructure. Hotels can now adopt these solutions to provide greater energy efficiency and convenience for guests.

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Green Economy Within Everyone’s Reach

In addition to offering a green touch, Raízen Power also ensures substantial savings. Through Shared Distributed Generation, hotels can expect consistent discounts on their energy bills. For those exploring the Free Energy Market, savings can reach an impressive 30%, thanks to the freedom to negotiate terms directly with Raízen Power.

In the realm of electromobility, the company stands out as a leader in fast charging using 100% renewable energy. Since launching the Shell Recharge program in 2022, the company has been at the forefront, continually adapting to meet the ever-changing demands of electric vehicle users. Rafael Rebello, Director of Power Mobility, emphasizes the importance of providing solutions that align perfectly with individual needs, highlighting the high efficiency and technology of the chargers.

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Event: Equipotel 2023
Location: Expo Center Norte (Green Pavilion)
Address: Rua José Bernardo Pinto, 333 | Vila Guilherme | São Paulo – SP – Brazil
Registration: link.

Source: Eduarda Cristina Amici – Raízen.

Raízen Power Reinvents Hospitality with Green Energy at Equipotel 2023

Innovation And Sustainability: Raízen Power Presents Solutions In Renewable Energy And Electromobility Exclusively At Equipotel.

Energy Sustainable Achievement

Interaction And Knowledge At Equipotel

Green Economy Within Everyone’s Reach

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Raízen Power Reinvents Hospitality with Green Energy at Equipotel 2023

Innovation And Sustainability: Raízen Power Presents Solutions In Renewable Energy And Electromobility Exclusively At Equipotel.

Energy Sustainable Achievement

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