Sicoob Partners With Cooabriel to Build Largest Renewable Energy Complex in Espírito Santo

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 05/08/2023 at 14:55

Updated on 05/08/2023 at 14:56

Fonte: Cooabriel / Divulgação

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The Mega Solar Energy Project, Resulting from the Partnership with Sicoob, Covers More Than 5,000 Square Meters of the Coffee Warehouse Roof of Cooabriel.

A Partnership Between Sicoob and Cooabriel is Already Bringing Great Results with the Inauguration of One of the Largest Clean Energy Generation Complexes in Espírito Santo. This Extraordinary Project, Led by Two Important Cooperative Entities – the Cooperative Platform Ciclos, Sicoob ES, and Cooabriel – Symbolizes a Significant Leap in the Transition to Renewable Energy Sources, Not Only in Espírito Santo but in Brazil as a Whole.

A Union of Forces for Sustainable Energy

Located in São Gabriel da Palha, the Ambitious Solar Energy Project Covers More Than 5,000 Square Meters of the Coffee Warehouse Roof of Cooabriel. This Unprecedented Project Marks the Partnership Between Sicoob and Cooabriel, Aiming to Create One of the Most Impressive Energy Complexes in the State, Capable of Producing Up to 750 kWp, Enough to Power About 300 Houses.

Recently Announced at the Cooabriel Agribusiness Fair, the Project is a Pioneering Initiative in the Production of Distributed Energy Among Cooperatives in the Concession Area of the Empresa Luz e Força Santa Maria (ELFSM). The Generated Energy Credits Will Benefit the Participating Associated Members of the Project.

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Sicoob and Cooabriel Join Forces for a More Sustainable Future

Cleto Venturim, Leader of Ciclos and Sicoob Sul-Serrano, States That the Investment Aligns Perfectly with Sicoob’s Commitment to Promote More Responsible Consumption of Natural Resources.

This Partnership Between Sicoob and Cooabriel Demonstrates a Clear Direction Towards a More Sustainable Future, Offering Cooperative Members a More Economical, Innovative, and Eco-Friendly Alternative.

Renewable Energies Are Becoming Increasingly Important as the World Strives to Combat Climate Change. In Brazil, the Eighth Largest Producer of Solar Energy Worldwide, This Trend Is Rapidly Growing. In This Context, the Partnership Between Sicoob and Cooabriel in Espírito Santo Is Notable, with Sicoob ES Already Using Solar Energy Produced by Its Own Cooperative to Power Its Branches.

The Cooperative Platform Ciclos and Green Energy

As Stated by Gustavo Bernardes, an Executive of Ciclos, Sicoob ES and the Cooperative Platform Already Have Green Energy Projects in Four Municipalities in the State. This Initiative, Driven by the Partnership Between Sicoob and Cooabriel, Aims to Connect Cooperative Principles to an Increasingly Green Future.

The Cooperative Platform Ciclos, Resulting from a Partnership with Sicoob ES in 2019, Was Created with the Mission of Innovating the Offering of Products and Services to Its Members, Including Telecommunications and Green Energy.

This Partnership Between Sicoob and Cooabriel Has Been Fruitful, Resulting in the Installation of Ten Photovoltaic Generating Units in Conceição da Barra to Serve Sicoob Branches in the Concession Areas of EDP.

The Project by Sicoob Together with Cooabriel Is Proving to Be a Powerful Force for Promoting Sustainability and Innovation in Green Energy, Significantly Contributing to a Cleaner and More Eco-Friendly Future.

Sicoob Partners With Cooabriel to Build Largest Renewable Energy Complex in Espírito Santo

The Mega Solar Energy Project, Resulting from the Partnership with Sicoob, Covers More Than 5,000 Square Meters of the Coffee Warehouse Roof of Cooabriel.

A Union of Forces for Sustainable Energy

Sicoob and Cooabriel Join Forces for a More Sustainable Future

The Cooperative Platform Ciclos and Green Energy

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Sicoob Partners With Cooabriel to Build Largest Renewable Energy Complex in Espírito Santo

The Mega Solar Energy Project, Resulting from the Partnership with Sicoob, Covers More Than 5,000 Square Meters of the Coffee Warehouse Roof of Cooabriel.

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