Solfácil Invests $1 Million and Enters the Solar Battery Market with a Focus on Energy Autonomy

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Published on 15/04/2025 at 12:54

A Solfácil está investindo em baterias solares para guardar a energia gerada durante o dia e usar à noite ou quando faltar sol. Isso ajuda as pessoas a economizarem mais na conta de luz e terem mais segurança com a energia em casa.

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New Bet Of The Company Targets Residential Consumers And Integrators Seeking Complete Solutions In Clean Energy

Solfácil, one of the leaders in solar energy solutions in Brazil, announced an investment of US$ 1 million to start its operations in the solar batteries segment. Focusing on energy autonomy and in-house financing, the company now offers lithium-ion (LiFePO4) batteries with specialized technical and commercial support.

Solfácil Expands Portfolio And Enters The Solar Batteries Market

With operations across the national territory, Solfácil strengthens its position as a complete hub for solar energy by launching its line of solar batteries. The company now provides not only the equipment but also accessible financing and installation support, aiming to meet the growing demand for energy storage in homes and businesses.

The strategy targets consumers seeking more independence from the power grid and predictability in utility bills, especially in the face of energy crises and rate adjustments. Additionally, partner solar integrators will have a new revenue source by offering batteries with direct technical support from the manufacturer.

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Price Reduction And Easier Access Boost The Market

According to the company itself, the costs of energy storage systems dropped 30% between January and August 2024, making the technology more attractive. The solar batteries now represent a viable solution not only for those looking to cut expenses but also for those seeking energy security, keeping systems running even during power outages.

Solfácil believes that the market is at a key moment, and that the integration of financing, distribution, and technology is essential to popularize this solution. The launch includes support lines for integrators and channels of specialized technical support to ensure efficiency and safety in installations.

Technical Support And Financing Increase The Adoption Of Solar Batteries

In addition to investing in technology, Solfácil is also betting on specialized technical support and its own financing lines to accelerate the adoption of solar batteries in Brazil. The company offers training and direct assistance to partner integrators, ensuring greater safety during the installation of equipment. For consumers, installment plans of up to 144 months allow access to a solution that was previously restricted to larger projects, democratizing residential solar energy storage.

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Solfácil Invests $1 Million and Enters the Solar Battery Market with a Focus on Energy Autonomy

New Bet Of The Company Targets Residential Consumers And Integrators Seeking Complete Solutions In Clean Energy

Solfácil Expands Portfolio And Enters The Solar Batteries Market

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