Distributed photo voltaic technology in Brazil has reached a milestone of 29.3 GW of put in capability, with ten states now exceeding the 1 GW threshold. Mato Grosso do Sul not too long ago joined this checklist, gathering 1,163 MW, up from 992 MW by the top of 2023, in line with information from the National Electric Energy Agency (Aneel).
São Paulo Leads with Over 4 GW
São Paulo stands out as the one state to surpass the mark of 4 GW in put in capability, achieved by greater than 428,000 programs. Throughout 2023, Minas Gerais and São Paulo alternate main distributed photo voltaic technology. The newest figures from Aneel reveal that on the finish of 2023, Minas Gerais leads with 3,592 MW, narrowly forward of São Paulo’s 3,583 MW, highlighting the extreme competitors between the 2 states.
Northeast Representation and Regional Distribution
Among the highest ten states for distributed technology capability, Bahia is the one consultant from the Northeast area, with 1,291 MW of put in capability. While ten states exceeded 1 GW, solely 4 exceeded 2 GW. This consists of Rio Grande do Sul, the place a number of programs have been broken by extreme flooding in May.
Concentration of Distributed Generation Capacity
Capacity distribution stays concentrated in a number of states. By mid-2023, the highest 5 states—São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná, and Santa Catarina—account for half of the put in photo voltaic distributed technology (DG) capability in Brazil, which amounted to 11 GW from 22 GW. Currently, the highest 5 states, now together with Mato Grosso which changed Santa Catarina in fifth place, collectively maintain 15 GW of the whole 29 GW capability.
This vital enhance in distributed photo voltaic technology capability highlights Brazil’s rising dedication to renewable power and highlights the regional variation in photo voltaic adoption throughout the nation.
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