RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Despite this distinctive mark, the sector expects even more significant growth this year, with the possibility of investing R$50 (US$9) billion in the country's economy and creating 350,000 jobs.
"We expect 2022 to be the best year for solar energy in Brazil. This is because tariffs will continue to increase, the cost of the technology will decrease, and there will be one year to install the systems and guarantee the application of the regulation that will be in force until 2045," said Guilherme Susteras, coordinator of Absolar, the Brazilian Solar Energy Association . . .
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