Distributed generation is equivalent to 4.3% of electricity consumption in the distributor market, according to a CCEE survey.
We develop distributed energy generation projects in agreement with the client or according to market demand.
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Distributed generation
Since the ANEEL Resolution in 2012, the Distributed Generation Market has been growing considerably due to its advantages.
Distributed generation reached, in July 2022, 12.2 GW of installed power in Brazil, of which 11.9 GW are from photovoltaic installations, according to ANEEL data.
Distributed Generation
BENEFITS TO THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Distributed generation is considered a decentralized source of electrical energy, that is, not part of a single energy generating industry. The term is actually widely used to refer to a type of energy that is generated at the place of consumption or very close to it.
The model created by the government aims to stimulate distributed generation, as it brings benefits to the electrical system, such as reducing the expansion of the transmission and distribution system, since the consumer himself produces and introduces energy into the electrical grid. In addition, the reduction in network loading minimizes losses and helps in matrix diversification.
The model created by the government aims to stimulate distributed generation, as it brings benefits to the electrical system, such as reducing the expansion of the transmission and distribution system, since the consumer himself produces and introduces energy into the electrical grid. In addition, the reduction in network loading minimizes losses and helps in matrix diversification.
Rio Poti Energia
A GNPW GROUP COMPANY FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION
Holder of the concession for two photovoltaic plants under construction in the State of Piauí, in the municipalities of Altos and Campo Maior, totaling 10MW of installed capacity. Rio Poti Energia invests in the development of sustainable and environmentally responsible generation projects. The two plants in the State of Piauí do not emit polluting gases and have low maintenance costs, adding savings in energy consumption contracts under the Public Private Partnership