Three Cities in Minas Gerais Receive Free Training Focused on Entrepreneurship in the Photovoltaic Sector

Written by Simone Cesário

Published on 17/05/2024 at 14:03

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Minas Gerais will be the next stop of SolaXP – a free qualification and entrepreneurship program in the solar energy sector, aimed at solar integrators, that travels throughout the country to provide market knowledge and technical subjects related to hybrid inverters and solar storage. Promoted by the multinational SolaX Power, the training conducted in an in-person format will be offered in three cities in Minas Gerais: on May 20 it will be in Uberlândia, at Golden Park (Avenida Rondon Pacheco, 5455); on the 21st it will be in Uberaba, at ACIU (Commercial, Industrial and Service Association of Uberaba), located at Avenida Leopoldina de Oliveira, 3433, Downtown. And, concluding the Minas Gerais program, on the 22nd it will be Patos de Minas’ turn, at Fratele Business Hotel (Avenida Getúlio Vargas, 333, Downtown). The three meetings will take place from 1 PM to 7 PM and interested individuals can register through the links:
Uberlândia: SOLAXP: Master the Market of Hybrid Inverters with SolaX Power in Uberlândia – Sympla

Uberaba: SOLAXP: Master the Market of Hybrid Inverters with SolaX Power in Uberaba – Sympla

Patos de Minas: SOLAXP: Master the Market of Hybrid Inverters with SolaX Power in Patos de Minas – Sympla

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The search for a clean and sustainable energy source, combined with the possibility of a cheaper electricity bill and uninterrupted power supply in the event of a blackout, are among the benefits that have attracted consumers worldwide to solar energy. And Brazil stands out in this scenario, as it occupies the 6th position globally in the ranking of the highest installed capacity of solar energy, according to Absolar (Brazilian Solar Energy Association).

Minas Gerais is at the top of this ranking: it occupies the first position with over 8 GW of operational capacity in solar energy. In other words, one-fifth of all solar energy produced in Brazil is concentrated in Minas Gerais, according to data from ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency).

Given so many promising possibilities, venturing into this market has been an advantageous option. And for solar integrators interested in enhancing knowledge in a new and promising niche in this photovoltaic field – solar energy storage – SolaX Power travels throughout the country to share technical and market knowledge on the subject.

SolaXP was launched in São Paulo in March, and by November, 12 Brazilian cities will have received the program. Data about the storage market in Brazil and abroad, as well as technical information about the equipment, will be shared with participants. Speakers from SolaX Power will convey the company’s expertise, which holds the 3rd position in the global ranking of the hybrid inverter market and was the first manufacturer to launch a three-phase hybrid inverter in the European market in 2015.

“Today, the solar integrator plays an even broader role, that of a renewable energy consultant. And it is precisely so that these professionals can update themselves, broaden their scope of action, and keep up with the changes in this photovoltaic market that SolaX Power works to be a partner to these professionals, essential in the solar chain, bringing technical and market knowledge to various cities throughout the country,” highlights Gilberto Camargos, Executive Director of SolaX Power in Brazil.

SolaXP – With the theme “Master the market of inverters hybrid”, SolaX Power’s initiative aims to qualify integrators with information about the market and the trend of energy storage. The in-person event in a roadshow format will take place until November 14 and will cover a total of 12 cities in Brazil.

Below is the calendar of the upcoming meetings:

05/20 – Uberlândia;
05/21 – Uberaba;
05/22 – Patos de Minas;
06/25 – Cuiabá;
07/12 – Goiânia;
08/09 – Recife;
09/13 – Curitiba;
10/28 – Porto Alegre;
11/13 – Florianópolis.

About SolaX Power – A multinational founded in 2012, headquartered in Hangzhou, China, with branches in several countries, including the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and the USA. With over 2,000 employees worldwide, the company is recognized for its work in research and development: it holds more than 100 international patents and over 500 market certifications.

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