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1. THE FUTURE IS FOR COMPANIES THAT INVEST IN RENEWABLE ENERGY!| www.boltenergy.com.br The sources of renewable energy will be predominant by 2050, and wind and solar power will account for 50% and 31% for fossil. This was the scenario presented by the study by Instituto Acende Brasil. In this article, you will learn what it is, the types of renewable energy, the advantages for companies and how businesses can count on these resources. What is renewable energy? Renewable energy is all types of energy that come from nature and that replenish naturally, that is, any source that has the capacity to be available for a long period of time or in an endless way. Renewable energy is natural, clean and regenerates quickly without harming the environment. Renewable energy sources are resources such as: sun, air, water, rain, oceans, rivers, waves, earth's heat, organic matter, among others. In addition to reducing the greenhouse effect and impacts on the environment , the use of renewable energy also contributes to the saving of non-renewable resources such as coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear energy. The use of renewable energy sources has an essential, we can say, role in guaranteeing the survival of the human species . This is because renewable energy is a clean source that does not harm nature. Types of renewable energy Non-renewable energy sources are expected to run out in a few years. So the future is for renewable energy. Solar energy The source of solar energy is, of course, the sun. And its capture is made through technologies such as photovoltaic panels, heliotérmica plants and solar heaters. Then, when captured, sunlight is converted into energy. When captured by photovoltaic panels or heli-thermal plants, sunlight is converted into electrical energy. When captured by solar heaters, sunlight converts to thermal energy. In Brazil, the states that lead the generation of solar energy are Bahia, Minas Gerais and Piauí , according to the Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Energy (Absolar). Wind energy Wind power systems use the driving force generated by the wind to turn the turbines, which are large pinwheel blades that are usually attached in places with a large circulation of moving air masses. Brazil currently has 600 wind farms and 7,500 wind turbines (wind turbines), according to the Brazilian Wind Energy Association (ABEEólica). The Northeast, alone, is responsible for about 80% of the wind energy generated throughout the country. Rio Grande do Norte, Bahia and Ceará lead the list . Hydro energy Hydro energy uses the power of water , which is dammed by rivers and released according to demand to move hydroelectric

2. turbines. This is the most used type of energy in Brazil. Biomass energy Biomass energy consists of burning non-fossil organic materials such as sugarcane bagasse, alcohol, wood, etc. Despite the burning of these materials, they release polluting gases, the biomass energy is still considered clean, since all CO² generated is “sequestered” in the cultivation of organic materials. Geothermal energy Geothermal energy uses hot water and underground vapors to produce electricity. Through ducts, a large amount of water is injected, which, exposed to heat, is transformed into steam to move the system's turbines. One of the marvels of engineering used in favor of society. Ocean energy Ocean energy is obtained from the movement of waves , tides or even the temperature difference between sea water levels. It is a type of renewable energy that is beginning to be explored in Brazil, and has great potential, considering the length of our coastline. The benefits for companies Check out some of the advantages of renewable energy for companies. Cost reduction Some companies save almost 100% on their electricity bill when they implement a solar energy system, for example. That's because, after the initial investment in installation, sunlight does the rest. In addition, equipment maintenance costs are low, and rarely necessary. Tax breaks Companies that opt ??for renewable energy can take advantage of government tax incentives, in 23 federal units in Brazil, thanks to the Program for the Development of the Distributed Electricity Generation . Competitive advantage Taking advantage of lower prices when contracting energy, in the Free Market , for example, companies reduce the total costs of their operations and are able to offer cheaper products and services, increasing their competitiveness. Energy efficiency When a company makes the best use of energy, at the lowest possible price, it achieves the long-awaited energy efficiency . This is a desire of all businesses, which can be achieved with renewable energy sources. Be a green company with Bolt In addition to the sale of natural gas - a renewable energy source - Bolt also has wind and solar energy generation farms, for companies that wish to fit into the Special Consumer category. We also offer all the necessary support for companies in the migration, representation and management for the Free Energy

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