en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Brazilian National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL) recently approved the first battery energy storage unit connected to a solar power plant, which is part of Statkraft's UFV Sol de Brotas 7 project.

Canadian Solar assessed that this regulatory advancement creates conditions for the integration of battery energy storage systems in Brazil. The company stated that this milestone provides the necessary conditions for pioneering projects that integrate renewable energy generation with storage.

Canadian Solar's first battery energy storage turnkey project in Brazil has made progress through the SolBank solution, which has completed installation and passed the cold commissioning phase. According to the company, the project has already complied with the recently established regulatory guidelines for the energy storage sector and is now entering the final stage of customer delivery.

The scope of work completed by the company includes equipment supply and delivery, civil, electrical, and mechanical installation, as well as cold commissioning and operation of the SolBank auxiliary systems.

"This system is a pioneering project within the SIN (National Interconnected System) scope, helping to consolidate energy storage as a key infrastructure for flexibility, reliability, and modernization in the Brazilian electricity sector," said Samir Moura, General Manager of Canadian Solar.

"The excellence of energy storage solutions is built on rigorous engineering, technical reliability, and operational readiness, and this project has already demonstrated solid progress in these aspects," Samir concluded.

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