Cumulative PV Capacity Of Brazil Now Over 6 GW
ABSOLAR: COVID-19 Notwithstanding, Over 1 GW Distributed Solar Generation Capacity Addition In Brazil During H1/2020; Cumulative Exceeds 6 GW
On July 11, 2020, ABSOALR said Brazil had more than 6 GW of installed solar power capacity with 2.9 GW of large-scale solar power projects and 3.1 GW of distributed solar generation capacity.
Brazilian Solar Capacity Exceeds 5 GW
ABSOLAR Claims Cumulative Operational Solar Power Capacity Of Brazil Crossed 5 GW Mark In April 2020 Growing 25% During Q1/2020 Despite COVID-19 Related Quarantine
ABSOLAR is quite optimistic of solar playing a major role in the economic recovery of Brazil as it points out 25% growth in operational capacity of this resource within a span of 3 months, 30 days of quarantine included, to exceed 5 GW capacity.
Brazil Added 551 MW Large Scale Solar In 2019
ANEEL: Renewables Now Account For Over 75% Of Brazilian Energy Mix As 551 MW Additional Large Scale Solar Capacity Installed In 2019; Solar Finds Place In A-4 New Energy Auction Scheduled For May 28, 2020
The Brazilian energy market exceeded its annual capacity addition target of 5.78 GW to realize 7.24 GW, taking aggregate installed capacity of the country to over 170 GW at the end of 2019.
Brazil’s Distributed Generation Capacity Exceeds 1 GW
Brazilian Energy Regulator Aneel Says Country’s Distributed Generation Capacity Now Exceeds 1 GW With Solar Contributing 873 MW
Brazil’s installed DG capacity has crossed 1 GW, according to the National Electric Energy Agency, Aneel, growing from over 500 MW reported on January 3, 2019.
