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*[http://www.americadosol.org/cartilha-sobre-eletricidade-solar/ Cartilha Eletricidade Solar] | *[http://www.americadosol.org/cartilha-sobre-eletricidade-solar/ Cartilha Eletricidade Solar] | ||
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*[[:File:Elaboração do Regulamento do Selo Solar.pdf|Elaboração do Regulamento do Selo Solar (2011)]] | *[[:File:Elaboração do Regulamento do Selo Solar.pdf|Elaboração do Regulamento do Selo Solar (2011)]] | ||
| − | This report registers the process of establishment of the Selo Solar as instrument for providing the use of solar electricity. It describes the conception and implementation as well as regularization of Selo Solar and points out some challenges in its application. | + | This report registers the process of establishment of the Selo Solar as instrument for providing the use of solar electricity. It describes the conception and implementation as well as regularization of Selo Solar and points out some challenges in its application. |
*[[:File:Avaliação qualitativa do Selo de Energia Solar Fotovoltaica.pdf|Avaliação qualitativa do Selo de Energia Solar Fotovoltaica (2011)]] | *[[:File:Avaliação qualitativa do Selo de Energia Solar Fotovoltaica.pdf|Avaliação qualitativa do Selo de Energia Solar Fotovoltaica (2011)]] | ||
| − | This market study aims to gain insights about the assessment of Selo Solar by the addressed target group. The intention is to gain knowledge about the receptivity of the relating electricity consumers. Therefore, the study uses a qualitative research approach. | + | This market study aims to gain insights about the assessment of Selo Solar by the addressed target group. The intention is to gain knowledge about the receptivity of the relating electricity consumers. Therefore, the study uses a qualitative research approach. |
*[[:File:Manual de Uso de Selo Solar Brasil.pdf|Manual de Uso de Selo Solar (2011)]] | *[[:File:Manual de Uso de Selo Solar Brasil.pdf|Manual de Uso de Selo Solar (2011)]] | ||
*[[:File:Apoio na elaboração das regras da Campanha Selo Solar.pdf|Apoio na elaboração das regras da Campanha Selo Solar (2011)]] | *[[:File:Apoio na elaboração das regras da Campanha Selo Solar.pdf|Apoio na elaboração das regras da Campanha Selo Solar (2011)]] | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 10 October 2014
Introduction
Currently the solar energy plays just a marginal role in Brazil’s energy supply. The almost endless solar resources has no market for small scale solar systems.However,the new Net Metering regulation 482, introduced by the Brazilian electricity sector regulatory body ANEEL, has finally opened the doors to tap a vast potential for decentralized small scale electricity generation up to 1 MW. It is a big step for Brazil´s renewable energy sector and great opportunities for German technologies in the Brazilian market.
The cooperation of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, acting on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), with Brazil in the field of sustainable development is helping the Brazilian partners to develop new ways of tapping the enormous potential for using renewable energies and to promote energy efficiency, particularly in industry and buildings. GIZ provides advice on strategy development, support for developing management and cooperation structures, and technical expertise.
Articles
- Mini and Micro Generators - América do Sol
- From the first solar-powered stadium in Latin America to PV Business for everybody (2013)
- Vom ersten Solarstation Lateinamerikas zum brasilianischen Net Metering (2013)
In 2012, the first Brazilian photovoltaics pilot project, the solar-powered stadium Pituaçu in Bahia state was inaugurated. This successful venture, implemented by the local energy provider COELBA and supported by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, established further progress to increase the share of photovoltaic-generated electricity in the Brazilian energy system. Consequently, ANEEL introduced a Net-Metering system within a new regulation for decentralized small scale electricity generators up to 1 MW.
- Net Metering in Brasilien - Wirtschaflichkeit PV für Haushalte und Gewerbe (2013)
- PV businesses up to 1 MW under Brazils new Net Metering rules (2013)
This paper assesses the profitability of decentralised electricity generation within the Brazilian housing and commercial sectors using the example of photovoltaics in the context of the introduction of the Net Metering system. The analysis is limited to the low-voltage level, since it has by far the highest retail tariffs.
The article gives a review of the progress of the Brazilian Net-Metering system after approximately one year since its introduction (12/2012). Trends and challenges to new grid connections as well as funding and incentivizing measures are important issues referring to this.
Factsheets
- Unbürokratisches Net Metering für dezentrale Stromerzeugung in Brasilien (2013)
- Solarprojekt Brasilien Megawatt Eletrosul (2014)
- Pituaçu Solar - Das erste Solarstadion Lateinamerikas (2012)
- Strategisches F&E Projekt Photovoltaik Brasilien (2014)
Net Metering
Preparation
The Brazilian Solar Energy Atlas includes maps and digital data of various solar radiation components as well as detailed infrastructure and socio-economic parameters. The resulting database is compatible with the Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and therefore may be easily employed in feasibility studies during renewable energy project development. After analysing the temporal and spatial variations and trends of solar energy resources, the atlas presents some solar energy scenarios for Brazil.
- Survey of the Electricity Market in Brazil focusing on Distributed Generation (2011)
- Estudo sobre o Mercado de Energia Elétrica no Brasil focando na Geração Distribuída (2011)
In Brazil, electricity must be traded in one of two environments of the market, the Regulated Contracting Environment – ACR and the Free Contracting Environment – ACL. This report describes the main characteristics of the two market environments, with the purpose of assessing the possibility of implementing distributed power generation in Brazil through photovoltaic projects. It also indicates the states that are already offering tariff parity. Another conclusion is that in the Brazilian scenario, the metering system in the net-metering mode is more feasible than the feed-in tariff model.
The main objective of this study is to inform about the current regulations, standards, as well as control and measurement methods of reactive power and power factor applied in Europe. Furthermore, the study describes interrelated challenges of and opportunities for the integration of new consumer groups and decentralized renewable energy based power generation.
- Implementação de geradores de energia descentralizados no Brasil ligados a uma pequena rede(2010)
- Implementation of small grid connected decentralized power generators in Brazil(2010)
This article gives an overview on the renewable energy support policies - Feed-in tariffs and Net Metering - analyzing their legal framework in Germany. It subsequently develops perspectives for Net Metering in Brazil. Further attention is paid on the impact of decentralized generation on load curves and distribution infrastructure.
- International Procedures for the Connection of Small Distributed Generators to the Power Grid (2011)
To help ANEEL developing the legal procedures for decentralized distributed generation, this study addresses the legislation in Germany and Italy as reference countries with sharp increase of decentralized power generation plants up to 1 MW, in particular from renewable energies, in the recent years. It gives an overview of the relevant energy law provisions and, in this context, existing contracts between energy operators and grid operators for the interconnection of small distributed power generation plants.
The purpose of this document is to present and compare international technical standards for interconnecting small distributed generation units to the public grid in different European countries (Germany, Italy and Spain) and the United States of America. It also presents recommendations for a simplified connection procedure in coherence with Net Metering.
The report explains the former status quo of the proceedings in costumer-generation projects before the introduction of Net Metering in Brazil. It aims to identify interconnection barriers resulting from regulatory obstacles in Brazil. Therefore, it shows the development of PV in Brazil, an overview of the regulatory framework, rules and proceedings for interconnection of distributed generation at that time and gives recommendations how to interconnect despite the interconnection barriers and advice on incentive schemes within the legal framework.
In Germany, lately some developments with respect to renewable power generation and its connection to the different voltage levels occurred. Due to the enormous increase of such installations and the fact that renewable power generation units so far have been considered more or less as “negative loads” but without consideration of their capabilities to act in the same way as conventional power plants certain problems arose. This report identifies these problems and discusses the policy measures to address them.
This study shows the methodology utilized to calculate the yearly average electricity consume of the Brazilian consumer group B3 (commercial and small industry). To get to know the behaviour of consumption groups is indeed important for the process of tariff revision or the calculation of marginal costs calculation and the basis tariff related to distributed generation.
To amplify the use of small scale energy generators, this study develops a methodology to estimate and map the potential of residential housing rooftops for electricity and heat generation produced by photovoltaic panels and solar collectors. The methodology regards aspects of the country-specific sun irradiation, total rooftop area and areas improper for use.
- Manual de Capacitação GIS: Sistemas de Informação Geográfica e Aplicações no Mapeamento Solar no Brasil (2012)
- ANEEL Chamada 013 - Arranjos técnicos e comerciais para inseração da geração solar fotovoltaica na matriz energética brasileira
Dissemination / Spreading
Resolutions
- Resolução ANEEL Net Metering 482/2012
- Regulierung Net Metering Nr. 482 der Nationalen Energieagentur ANEEL in Brasilien (2013)
- Verfahrensregeln zur Stromversorgung im nationalen Stromnetz PRODIST (2013)
America do Sol Project
The Instituto Ideal officially launched an educational manual on Solar Electricity. It aims to inform institutions, schools, media, business and public utility suppliers on the use of small decentralized photovoltaic systems. The manual can be sent to the institutions and can be reprinted and distributed by the institutions themselves to their customers.
Solar Fund
This Partnership of the Ideal Institute with the Grüner Strom Label fosters distributed power micro-generation in Brazil through financial support available to home consumers and small businesses for the installation of photovoltaic generators with a capacity of up to 5 kW.
Solar Label
The Solar Label is awarded to companies or public and private institutions that consume a minimum annual value of solar electricity, which varies according to the total amount of energy consumed.
This report registers the process of establishment of the Selo Solar as instrument for providing the use of solar electricity. It describes the conception and implementation as well as regularization of Selo Solar and points out some challenges in its application.
This market study aims to gain insights about the assessment of Selo Solar by the addressed target group. The intention is to gain knowledge about the receptivity of the relating electricity consumers. Therefore, the study uses a qualitative research approach.
Solar Simulator
Solar Company Register
Post regulation (Challenges)
- Análise e levantamento da composição tarifária brasileira (2013)
- Condições de Importação de Equipamentos de Mini e Microgeração Distribuida Fotovoltaicos (2012)
- Importbestimmungen und -kosten für Photovoltaik-Anlagen zur dezentralen Stromerzeugung in Brasilien (2012)
- Histórico da Regulação do Custo de Disponibilidade no Brasil (2013)
- Dezentrale Stromerzeugung durch Photovoltaik in Brasilien - Eine Wirtschaftlichkeitsanalyse (2013)
- Análise sobre a instalação do Dispositivo de Seccionamento Visível (DSV) na microgeração (2014)
- Retrificação da Regulação DSV ANEEL (2014)
Pilot Project - Solar Stadium Pituaçu
Project Pituaçu
- Estádios Solares Opção Sustentável para a Copa 2014 no Brasil (2010)
- Identificação de empresas alemãs para elaboração do projeto executivo (2010)
- Fornecimento de dados para empresas interessadas no projeto executivo (2010)
Tendering Pituaçu
- Solicitação de Proposta Edital
- Edital: Projeto Básico
- Edital: Modelo de Contrato de Prestações de Serviços
- Edital: Modelos
- Edital: Laboratórios aprovados pela COELBA
- Edital: Experiência Prévia da Licitante
- Edital: Avaliação dos Componentes do Sistema Gerador Fotovoltaico
- Edital: Normas Técnicas Aplicáveis
- Edital: Modelo de Carta Proposta
Quality Control Pituaçu
