Solfácil Drives Solar Energy in Brazil and Aims for Expansion in 2024

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Published on 28/12/2023 at 11:40

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The Solar Journey of Solfácil: Significant Advances and Future Projections

Solfácil, recognized as the largest solar solutions ecosystem in Latin America, has achieved an impressive milestone by enabling the installation of 637 thousand solar panels. This remarkable feat was made possible by the efficient combination of distribution and financing of photovoltaic equipment by the company. In just one year, Solfácil added over 250 MW of installed capacity, significantly contributing to solar energy generation in Brazil, with an estimated production of 87 GWh.

The projection for the end of next year is even more ambitious. The company expects to assist in the installation of more than 900 thousand solar panels, representing a 43% growth compared to 2023. This increase aligns with the expansion of photovoltaic equipment distribution to the Northeast and South regions of the country, strengthening Solfácil’s presence in these markets.

Distribution Centers: Positive Impact on Logistics

Solfácil’s distribution centers (DCs) in Jaboatão dos Guarapés, Pernambuco, and Itajaí, Santa Catarina, are fundamental pillars in this expansion. With significant investments, these DCs have reduced delivery times for equipment across the national territory. In the Northeast, for example, the average delivery time has dropped to 13 days, while in other regions of the country, the times range from 10 to 20 days. This logistical improvement not only optimizes delivery but also increases the availability of solar equipment, benefiting customers in various locations.

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Solfácil: Pioneering and Commitment to Clean Energy

Solfácil stands out as the largest ecosystem in solar solutions in Brazil. Its mission goes beyond simple equipment distribution; it aims to connect integrator partners with customers interested in generating clean and renewable energy. Since its founding in 2018, Solfácil has developed advanced technological solutions, offering services that include financing, solar energy monitoring, insurance, and a benefits program for installers.

Operating nationally, the company does not carry out installations directly but works through a network of over 20 thousand solar integrators. This partnership model has been crucial in expanding clean energy generation throughout Brazil. In 2022, Solfácil’s contribution to environmental sustainability was significant, preventing the emission of nearly 26 thousand tons of CO2, equivalent to the carbon absorption of more than 100 thousand trees over 20 years.

This growth and expansion of Solfácil not only solidify its role as a leader in the solar energy market in Brazil but also reinforce the company’s commitment to the environment and the provision of sustainable and accessible solutions for all. Solfácil continues to be a shining example of innovation and efficiency in the solar energy sector, paving the way for a greener and more sustainable future.

Source: Gabriela Brands.

Solfácil Drives Solar Energy in Brazil and Aims for Expansion in 2024

The Solar Journey of Solfácil: Significant Advances and Future Projections

Distribution Centers: Positive Impact on Logistics

Solfácil: Pioneering and Commitment to Clean Energy

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