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TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2017
6 Intersolar South America Conference
11:00am
Welcome Address
Dr. Florian Wessendorf, Managing Director, Solar Promotion International GmbH, Germany
11:05am
Conference Opening
Prof. Dr. Ricardo Rüther, Professor, Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), Brazil
Dr. Rodrigo Sauaia, CEO, ABSOLAR, Brazil
Carlos Augusto Leite Brandão, President, ABAQUE, Brazil
Thiago Vasconcellos Barral Ferreira, Generation Projects Superintendent, EPE, Brazil
PV CONFERENCE OPENING
Hour 11:00am–12:30pm
Room Cantareira
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Summary
The official opening of
the Intersolar South
America Conference 2017
is comprised of welcome
remarks and keynote
speeches given by
governmental officials
and distinguished solar
experts.
Language:
Simultaneous translation to
English and Portuguese
2:00pm
Welcome and Introduction
Carlos Evangelista, President, ABGD – Associação Brasileira de Geração Distribuída, Brazil
2:05pm
Detailed Profile of PV Distributed Generation Installations in Brazil 2012–2017
Reinaldo Escada Chohfi, Ph.D., Managing Partner, GeoDesign Internacional, Brazil
2:20pm
Distributed Generation – Evolutions since the Regulation 482/ANEEL
Carlos Evangelista, President, ABGD – Associação Brasileira de Geração Distribuída, Brazil
2:35pm
Distributed Generation – Contribution to the Electrical System and regulatory Issues
Ricardo Costa, CEO, GD Solar, Brazil
2:50pm
Private PPA for the distributed generation market
Alexandre Brandao, Ceo, 3b energy, Brazil
3:05pm
The Future of small-scale PV in Brazil
Helena Chung, Research Analyst, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, Brazil
BRAZILIAN MARKET DISTRIBUTED GENERATION – THE UNDERDOG DRIVES DEMAND
Hour 2:00pm–3:30pm
Room Cantareira
2/3
Summary
The Brazilian market offers a
promising outlook and
improved momentum for
distributed solar PV projects
in the near term. Federal and
state governments, as well
as the national regulatory
agency ANEEL have
repeatedly addressed the
main obstacles related to the
Brazilian net-metering
program, including taxation,
grid-connection procedures,
dissemination and financing.
Demand for distributed solar
PV is anticipated to remain
high, due to its
competitiveness compared to
local retail electricity tariffs.
On the ground dynamics and
respective opportunities for
distributed PV generation in
Brazil will be shared by
relevant stakeholders
representing both, the
private and public sector.
Language:
Simultaneous translation to
English and Portuguese
Dr. Florian
Wessendorf
Prof. Dr.
Ricardo Rüther
Dr. Rodrigo
Sauaia
Carlos Augusto
Leite Brandão
Thiago
Vasconcellos
Barral Ferreira
Reinaldo
Escada Chohfi
Ricardo
Costa
Alexandre
Brandao
Helena
Chung
Carlos
Evangelista