Recording of Wednesday, August 28, 2024 | ees South America 2024 | Conference Program | Language: English | Duration: 216:02 .
The IES South America Congress, organized by Solar Promotion International and partners, focuses on the transition to renewable energies in South America. The event brings together leaders from the energy sector to discuss innovative solutions that guarantee energy security and environmental sustainability. Among the topics covered are energy storage technologies, green hydrogen and energy policies. Speakers such as Dr. Florian Wesendorf (Solar Promotion International) and Marcos Vlazids (New Charge/ABSAI) share their perspectives on these critical topics. The conference highlights the urgent need to integrate variable renewable sources into the Brazilian electricity system due to its intermittency and the climatic variations affecting hydroelectric plants in northern Brazil. Strategic storage systems are essential not only to reduce waste but also to increase resilience in the face of severe climate challenges or limited connectivity in isolated regions of the Amazon. Regulatory issues discussed by entities such as ANEEL aim to promote a more decentralized electricity matrix while seeking to decarbonize off-grid areas using photovoltaic solar energy by 2050 through the continuous modernization of the national electricity system with a focus on global environmental goals without compromising the energy comfort of Brazilian citizens.
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Opening session of the ees conference highlighting strategic priorities and key areas for discussion.
Speaker
Dr. Florian Wessendorf
Managing Director
Solar Promotion International GmbH
Germany
Speaker
Markus Vlasits
Managing Director
Newcharge
Brazil
Speaker
Dr. Rodrigo Sauaia
CEO
ABSOLAR
Brazil
Speaker
Ricardo Tili
Director
ANEEL - Brazilian National Electric Energy Regulatory Agency
Brazil
Speaker
Sumara Ticom
Executive Advisor to the Board of Directors
ONS - National Electrical System Operator
Brazil
Speaker
Reive Barros dos Santos
Director
Acropolis Energia
Brazil
Speaker
Ana Carla Petti
Director of Regulatory Affairs
Comerc Energia
Brazil
The share of non-dispatchable renewables in Brazil has been growing steadily and is expected to reach 44% by 2027. The safe operation of electricity grids with growing shares of non-dispatchable renewable sources poses unique new challenges, thus creating new opportunities for large-scale energy storage.
Speaker
Sergio Jacobsen
CEO
Micropower Energia
Brazil
Speaker
Tiago de Barros Correia
CEO
RegE Consultoria
Brazil
Speaker
Mauro Basquera
Technical Manager
Sungrow Power Supply
Brazil
Speaker
Kleber Costa Corrêa
Eletrobras
Brazil