Recording of Wednesday, August 28, 2024 | Intersolar South America | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 109:07 .
The Intersolar congress focused on distributed generation (DG) in the midst of transformations in the energy sector, with an emphasis on DG2 plants and investor interest due to the falling costs of photovoltaic modules. ANEEL's Resolution 1098 seeks to solve problems such as the inversion of power flow in the electricity grid, but faces criticism due to pressure from distributors on Fast Track consumers for the slowness of the process. Bills 622 and 624/2023 propose replacing ongoing subsidies with investments in photovoltaic systems for needy families, despite objections. Cooperative models are emerging as viable solutions to democratize access to clean energy. Technical challenges include excessive plant overloads; UFSM has developed specific software for proper sizing according to current legislation. It is recommended that investors form Special Purpose Entities (SPEs). The study highlights variable paybacks depending on the region analyzed in Brazil under Law 14.300 on DG, while Klinger defends a positive view of this energy modality in the face of current regulatory challenges.
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What are the prospects for solar self-generation, what is still missing in terms of regulation and what points may be affected by tax reform. Check out what experts are saying about the subject in this panel.
Presentations included in this session:
Speaker
Bárbara Rubim
Vice-President of Distributed Generation
ABSOLAR - Associação Brasileira de Energia Solar Fotovoltaica
Brazil
Speaker
Lucas Cancio
Commercial Coordinator for Investment Plants
HCC ENERGIA SOLAR
Brazil
Speaker
Clinger Sousa Barros
Regulatory Specialist
Lemon Energia
Brazil
Speaker
Fernando Luiz Mosna Ferreira da Silva
Director
Agência Energia
Brazil
Speaker
Mara Schwengber
CEO
Solled
Brazil