Huge Energy made a strong debut at “The smarter E South America” in Brazil, South America’s largest and most influential solar event, held August 26–28 at the North Expo Center in São Paulo.

Showcasing its ground-mounted solar racking systems and roof aluminum mounting solutions, Huge Energy presented customized designs tailored to Brazil’s diverse terrain and rooftop conditions. The company’s innovative products attracted significant attention from suppliers, wholesalers, EPC, and industry professionals, further elevating its global brand presence.

Huge Energy’s roof solar mounting systems, made from high-strength aluminum profiles, are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and engineered for long-term durability. With anodized coatings up to 15 μm, the systems ensure stability even in Brazil’s hot and humid climate. Its ground-mounted solar racking systems feature slope adapters adjustable up to 50 degrees, strong anti-corrosion performance, and pre-assembled components that simplify installation and maximize construction efficiency.

Brazil’s exceptional solar resources—over 3,000 hours of annual sunshine and an average horizontal solar radiation of 1,700 kWh/m²—make it one of the most promising solar markets worldwide. Huge Energy’s solutions, certified by CE, TAF, and tested at leading wind tunnel laboratory CPP, are designed to perform reliably under extreme weather, ensuring safe and efficient power plant operations. The company’s flexible racking systems further enhance adaptability to Brazil’s complex landscapes.

The booth drew large crowds throughout the event, with the Huge Energy team actively engaging visitors, addressing inquiries, and holding business discussions with prospective clients. These interactions laid the groundwork for future strategic collaborations across the region.

“Brazil and South America are key markets in our global expansion strategy,” a Huge Energy spokesperson said. “We are committed to delivering reliable products and quality services to support the region’s transition toward a net-zero carbon future.”