Ronma Solar Boosts Solar Energy Market at Intersolar South America 2024

Written by Ingrid Ribeiro Souza Published on 25/08/2024 at 10:58 Updated on 25/08/2024 at 11:04

Event Takes Place From August 27 to 29 at Expo Center Norte, Company Will Present Its Most Recent Launches.

Ronma Solar Brasil Will Be Present at Intersolar South America 2024, the Largest Solar Energy Event in Latin America.

The fair, which will take place on August 27, 28, and 29 at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, promises to be a milestone for the sector, showcasing the latest innovations and business models for the solar energy market.

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The brand has established itself as one of the largest manufacturers of photovoltaic modules in the world, with an impressive production capacity of 8 GW in photovoltaic cells and 4.5 GW in photovoltaic modules.

Highlighting its efficiency and scale of operation, the company reaffirmed its leadership in the market with the inauguration of a 264,000 m² plant in 2023, strengthening its ability to meet the growing global demand for solar energy.

Among its portfolio, it will present the RM-740W-210/132 monocrystalline module with N-TOPCon technology, which offers an efficiency of 23.82% and a linear power warranty of 30 years, positioning itself as a cutting-edge solution for those seeking high performance and durability.

VIP Presence of Weight

The Stand will feature personalities such as former soccer player and presenter, Denilson Show, bringing his characteristic charisma and joy. In addition, motorsport enthusiasts will have the chance to meet Álvaro Cho, one of the rising talents in Formula 4, to share his experiences.

Join Us at Intersolar South America 2024

Visitors will be able to explore the variety of technologies in the company’s booth R5.100, and in addition to checking out the launches, can enter to win a DJI Drone.

For more information and the complete event schedule, just visit the official website www.intersolar.net.br

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