Intersolar South America, scheduled for August 26–28, 2025, at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, Brazil, is set to explore the integration of solar energy into various agricultural sectors. The event will feature a conference that delves into the potential of agrivoltaic installations and their benefits for agribusiness.

During the 7–8 November Intersolar Summit Brasil Sul Conference at the FIERGS Events Center in Porto Alegre, Brazil, Leandro Michels, a PhD in Electrical Engineering and an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM), will discuss the growing use of distributed energy generation in farming. Michels highlights that photovoltaic panel installation leads to lower post-investment operational costs, making solar energy an attractive option for agribusiness. He also notes that labeling products as "Made with Clean Energy" can add value to brands.

Michels emphasizes that rice irrigation, dairy production, pork farming, and poultry farming are sectors with high electricity consumption that could benefit from photovoltaic energy. He believes these are all relevant markets for the development of photovoltaic energy. The conference will provide insights into how solar energy can reduce electricity costs and enhance sustainability in various agricultural practices.

The event is expected to attract a significant number of attendees. Registration is open at www.intersolar-summit-brasil.com/ingressos. While specific numbers for exhibitors and visitors are not provided in the given content, it is anticipated that the exhibition area will cover a substantial space to accommodate numerous participants and exhibitors.

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