The Brazilian photovoltaic sector is preparing for the sixth edition of the 360 Solar event, hosted by ABSOLAR, focusing on overcoming structural bottlenecks and debating emerging energy technologies.
The country’s solar energy market is currently at a critical turning point.
As traditional photovoltaic installations reach maturity, the sector is shifting its efforts toward solving complex challenges related to grid integration and systemic modernization.
To lead this strategic discussion, ABSOLAR has confirmed the sixth edition of 360 Solar 2026.
The gathering will center on crucial topics for the future of Brazil’s renewable matrix, such as surplus management and grid operational security.
Structural challenges and emerging technologies on the horizon
Key topics on the event’s agenda include the phenomenon of curtailment—power generation cuts due to transmission constraints—as well as advancements in energy storage battery systems.
Industry leaders and experts are seeking solutions to optimize the national electrical infrastructure.
The arrival of disruptive innovations requires the entire supply chain to adapt quickly.
Integrating distributed generation with hybrid systems demands refined technical planning and modern regulatory frameworks to ensure the stability of the power system.
The national photovoltaic ecosystem is reaching a fundamental tipping point, where the efficiency of managing generated energy is becoming just as important as expanding installed capacity.
Next steps for the energy transition
The event, scheduled for November 5th and 6th in Florianópolis, will serve as a barometer for the direction of the energy transition.
The participation of organizations such as the Santa Catarina Association of Engineers reinforces the importance of technical collaboration in making future projects viable.
Through these discussions, the sector seeks to consolidate a more resilient business environment.
The decisions made now will determine the country’s capacity to absorb the continuous growth of renewable sources without compromising the reliability of the power supply.