A Revolução dos Módulos Solares Imprimíveis: Tecnologias Inovadoras no Setor Energético
A tecnologia de módulos solares imprimíveis impulsiona a revolução da energia solar. A tecnologia permite que células solares possam ser produzidas de forma mais acessível e escalável. Elas passam a ser especializadas, como impressão em tela, impressão a jato de tinta e impressão em 3D. Nesse processo, as tintas fotovoltaicas desempenham um papel fundamental. Materiais […]
Increase of 460%: Latin America Can Expand Renewable Energy Capacity by 2030
The Global Energy Monitor (GEM) report highlights that Latin America has the possibility of increasing its renewable energy capacity by more than 460% by 2030. The start-up of 319 GW in new solar and wind energy projects is pointed out as a transformative potential for the region. This move positions […]
Zero Rate for Solar Modules
Brazil seeks to stand out in the transition to a more sustainable energy matrix, with the objective of reducing the emission of greenhouse gases. To boost this goal, the government created the Support Program for the Technological Development of the Semiconductor Industry (PADIS), which benefits companies that invest in research, development and innovation in this sector.
Beyond Net Zero: Towards a Climate Positive Approach
Net Zero or Carbon Neutral is a concept that seeks to balance carbon emissions generated by human activity with the removal of carbon from the atmosphere. Businesses, governments and organizations are setting ambitious goals to achieve carbon neutrality. These companies adopt sustainable practices and invest in technologies to reduce emissions and […]
The Pioneer of Solar Energy: The World's First Solar Station
The industrialization of the 1900s brought technological advances and changes in the production of goods. This movement was driven by machines and new sources of energy. While it has provided benefits such as mass production and access to previously unimaginable products, it has also resulted in negative impacts such as pollution and poor working conditions. In this context, pioneers like […]
