The upcoming Intersolar South America conference, scheduled from August 26 to 28, 2025, at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil, is set to explore the growing demand for distributed energy generation, particularly from solar sources. This event is expected to attract a significant number of attendees and participants, with detailed information available at www.intersolar-summit-brasil.com/ingressos.

As the electric car market in Brazil is predicted to exceed 1 million units by 2030, the need for distributed energy generation is becoming increasingly critical. This prediction is supported by recent estimates from the Energy Research Company (EPE), which forecasts that electric car prices will decrease due to the entry of new manufacturers into the market. A notable example is BYD, a Chinese green tech company investing R$3 billion to start manufacturing electric vehicles in Bahia by 2025.

The Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul Conference, held on November 7-8 at the FIERGS Events Center in Porto Alegre, Brazil, will feature a session dedicated to discussing the distributed generation market. Leandro Michels, a PhD in Electrical Engineering and an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM), will be one of the speakers. Michels highlights that as sales of electric cars grow, there will be a greater demand for solar photovoltaic energy projects. He notes that the phasing out of combustion engines will place a significant load on the electrical system and further stimulate solar energy projects.

According to a worldwide projection by the Rocky Mountain Institute, electric cars are expected to make up between 62% and 86% of total vehicle numbers by 2030. This trend underscores the importance of distributed energy generation for meeting increased electricity demands. The conference aims to provide insights into how distributed energy systems can effectively support this transition towards renewable energy sources.

In summary, Intersolar South America is poised to be a pivotal event for professionals and stakeholders interested in understanding and contributing to the growth of distributed energy generation in Brazil. With its focus on solar photovoltaic technologies and their integration into an evolving automotive landscape, this conference promises valuable discussions and networking opportunities.