Solfácil, Leading Ecosystem in Solar Solutions, Creates Indicator for the Conception of Photovoltaic Projects

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 09/06/2022 at 08:24

Painéis em usina de geração de energia solar; fonte está no radar da Cemig para expansão – imagem: Reprodução – Gil Leonardi / Imprensa MG

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With Updates Every Three Months, The Radar Solfácil Seeks To Promote The Sustainability Of The Chain Of Companies Involved In The Solar Energy Segment.

Solfácil, the leading ecosystem in solar energy solutions, presents to the market the Radar Solfácil, an indicator that, based on the analysis of the financing requests for residential projects made to the company, evaluates consumer behavior and the performance of photovoltaic systems and contributes to the pricing and creation of projects by integrators.

Solfácil CEO Discusses The Details

“As partners of the integrators, we have the duty to always support the development of their businesses, whether by providing easy access to credit lines for financing or by offering quality equipment and convenience in delivery, which is the role of the Solfácil Store. Complementing these efforts, the Radar Solfácil brings knowledge and information, which is the competitive differential of any company, to continue fostering the prosperity of the entire chain,” explains Fabio Carrara, CEO of Solfácil.

Quarterly Update

With quarterly updates, the average R$/Wp (price/total peak power of the system) of each region or even states of Brazil will give integrators the opportunity for competitive positioning, in addition to offering, starting from this edition, the brands of inverters most used as well as the price variation per mesoregion of the Wp produced by the photovoltaic systems already installed.

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About Solfácil

Solfácil was born as the first fintech in Brazil dedicated to financing solar energy, and in 2021 it became the largest ecosystem of solutions for this market. The platform has the mission of empowering people through the sun and, to that end, offers financing, products, and services that meet distributed solar energy generation projects for individuals, legal entities, and rural producers.

The platform was founded in 2018 and efficiently brings together solar integrators, end consumers, and financial investor stakeholders, with the best market conditions and immediate gains for the consumer. In short, Solfácil develops technological solutions so that its partner integrators can offer solar energy system solutions in homes as well as in small and medium enterprises.

With a national presence, Solfácil does not perform installations; it operates through a partnership model with more than 8,000 solar integrators, who expand the generation of clean energy throughout the country. Throughout 2021, Solfácil avoided the emission of nearly 17,000 tons of CO2 into the atmosphere, equivalent to what 69,000 trees would do over 20 years.

Solfácil, Leading Ecosystem in Solar Solutions, Creates Indicator for the Conception of Photovoltaic Projects

With Updates Every Three Months, The Radar Solfácil Seeks To Promote The Sustainability Of The Chain Of Companies Involved In The Solar Energy Segment.

Solfácil CEO Discusses The Details

Quarterly Update

About Solfácil

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Solfácil, Leading Ecosystem in Solar Solutions, Creates Indicator for the Conception of Photovoltaic Projects

With Updates Every Three Months, The Radar Solfácil Seeks To Promote The Sustainability Of The Chain Of Companies Involved In The Solar Energy Segment.

Solfácil CEO Discusses The Details

Quarterly Update

About Solfácil

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Australia installs giant concrete structures on the seabed 800 meters from the shore to create an ocean intake for desalination that will draw in saltwater and produce 30 million liters of drinking water per day.

While a traditional school may take several days just to raise walls, in Malawi a 3D-printed school had its structure ready in 18 hours, welcomed children in June, and showed a new solution to the lack of classrooms.

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