Distributed
Generation in Brazil
Distributed
Generation in Brazil
COMPENSATION SYSTEM
SHARED SELF-GENERATION
One or more individuals (Individual Taxpayer ID) or companies (Corporate Tax ID) enter into an agreement, and each consumer unit (company or household) is assigned a predetermined percentage of the power generated by one of the partners.
REMOTE SELF-CONSUMPTION
Energy is produced at one site and used at another, as long as both contracts (electricity bills) are under the same Individual Taxpayer ID or Corporate Tax ID, even if they are in different cities but served by the same distributor.
MULTIPLE CONSUMER UNIT DEVELOPMENT
Similar to shared self-generation, however the electricity percentage for consumption is assigned within one same location (address) and distributed among the various consumers.
FCE SELF-PRODUCTION IN THE FREE CONTRACTING ENVIRONMENT
One of the distinctive features of the Grid Zero Photovoltaic system is its interactive control, which empowers consumers to efficiently manage their energy consumption and electrical loads. This offers exceptional flexibility to consumers, especially within the Free Contracting Environment (FCE), where they can adjust their energy use according to their needs and preferences.
Not only does this controllability optimize the utilization of solar energy from the photovoltaic panels, but it also enables consumers to decrease their contracts with energy suppliers. By operating autonomously, the Grid Zero system enables consumers to generate a significant portion of the electricity they need in a sustainable and independent manner.
This energy autonomy not only brings financial benefits to consumers but also enables them to reduce their carbon footprint and achieve greater environmental sustainability.
