Recording of Thursday, August 29, 2024 | Intersolar South America 2024 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 88:00 .
Nelson Falcão, from ABSOLAR, led a discussion on the challenges facing the solar sector in Brazil, focusing on the production chain and international standards. The photovoltaic sector has generated 1.3 million jobs since 2012, boosted by tax incentives after hydroelectric plants. Decarbonization is seen as a competitive advantage for the country due to the less polluting electricity matrix. A leading globally installed solar technology company faces challenges related to optimal land use by 2050 to achieve ambitious climate targets such as net zero by Bloomberg NEF. Victor, JA Solar's technical manager in Latin America, discussed technological advances in solar modules that directly impact the CAPEX costs of Brazilian projects and the logistical complexities associated with large modern renewable developments. The vital role of the EPCist was highlighted in the success of solar projects through proper planning of the initial phases to avoid significant additional costs later on. The importance of coordination between suppliers during early stages was also emphasized along with careful consideration of local conditions and environmental regulations relevant to the developments of these sustainable projects until October 2023.
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In this panel will be discussed what are the biggest challenges for the success of solar projects.
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Nelson Falcão
Vice President of Value Chain
ABSOLAR - Associação Brasileira de Energia Solar Fotovoltaica
Brazil
Speaker
Victor Soares
LATAM Technical Manager
JA Solar Technology Co., Ltd
Brazil
Speaker
Alejo Lopez
Vicepresident, Latin America Sales
Nextracker
United States of America
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Claudio Loureiro
CEO
Suly Advisory
Brazil
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Afonso Carlos Aguilar Brum
Director & Partner
ACBS Aguilar Engenharia, AOi Energy & Grupo Tora
Brazil