⚠️ O setor solar brasileiro entrou em uma nova era

⚠️ The Brazilian solar sector has begun to quietly change. In recent months, I've started noticing a different behavior from electricity distributors. Projects blocked, allegations of reverse flow, consultations with the ONS (National System Operator), injection limitations, and changes that, until recently, seemed impossible within distributed generation. In this video, I show a REAL case I experienced here in southwestern Goiás, where Equatorial suspended project analyses to consult the ONS and then began denying connections, alleging reverse flow, even for small systems of only 6.1 kW. We will also understand: • What is behind ANEEL's Public Consultation 009/2026 • Why the ONS started warning about excess generation • What reverse flow means in practice • How distributed generation has become a concern for the operation of the electrical system • What may change for integrators and consumers in the coming years In my view, this is NOT the end of solar energy. But perhaps this is the end of unintelligent solar energy. The market is beginning to enter a new phase: • batteries • self-consumption • Zero Grid • energy management • injection control • hybrid systems If you work with solar energy, this video may change the way you see the future of distributed generation in Brazil. 👇 Leave your opinion in the comments: Do you believe your region is also starting to face problems with flow reversal? 🔗 Learn about the C.A.R.G.A. Method: https://sustente.eng.br/metodo-carga #SolarEnergy #DistributedGeneration #ANEEL #ONS #HybridSystem #PhotovoltaicEnergy #FlowReversal #Batteries #ZeroGrid #SolarPhotovoltaic #SolarIntegrator #Law14300 #CargaMethod