Copel's Santo Antonio da Platina Solar Park Powers Up

• Experience the power of renewable energy with Copel's latest solar park in Parana, offering sustainable solutions and savings for customers. Join the green energy revolution today!

Brazilian power utility Copel has started commercial operation of a 6.4-MWp solar park in Parana, generating 13.5 GWh per year. The facility in Santo Antonio da Platina has 9,280 PV panels and 80 trackers, covering 12 hectares. This is the third asset under Copel's Copel Solar initiative, which allows customers to save on electricity bills by acquiring generation credits.

The other two solar parks under Copel Solar, Sarandi and Segredo, each have a capacity of 6.7 MWp. The initiative aims to increase renewable energy generation in Brazil and provide sustainable power solutions for customers. Copel continues to expand its solar portfolio to meet the growing demand for clean energy in the region.

How is Copel's solar initiative helping customers save on electricity bills in Brazil?

• Copel's solar initiative allows customers to save on electricity bills by acquiring generation credits, which can help reduce overall energy costs.
  
• The 6.4-MWp solar park in Parana generates 13.5 GWh per year, providing a significant amount of clean energy to the region.
  
• With 9,280 PV panels and 80 trackers covering 12 hectares, the solar park is able to efficiently capture sunlight and convert it into electricity.
  
• The Copel Solar initiative includes two other solar parks, Sarandi and Segredo, each with a capacity of 6.7 MWp, further contributing to renewable energy generation in Brazil.
• By expanding its solar portfolio, Copel is meeting the growing demand for clean energy and providing sustainable power solutions for its customers.