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Brazil is the largest solar market outside of China with 1 GW of current capacity versus 15-20 GW of annualized demand. Homerun recognized a unique opportunity to pioneer Latin America’s first 365,000 ton per year solar glass manufacturing facility in Belmonte, Bahia, Brazil.
A Homerun está na vanguarda da revolução da indústria solar no Brasil, aproveitando o poder de nossos recursos de areia de sílica de quartzo de alta pureza perto da construção de nossa planta, reduzindo enormemente os custos logísticos. Nós nos especializaremos no processamento deste material excepcional para fabricar vidros e componentes de qualidade solar que atendam aos rigorosos requisitos do setor de energia solar. Com um forte compromisso com a qualidade, inovação e sustentabilidade, pretendemos impulsionar a adoção global da energia solar, fornecendo materiais de qualidade superior aos fabricantes de painéis solares em todo o mundo.
O governo brasileiro impôs recentemente tarifas de 25% sobre a importação de componentes solares fabricados na China, incluindo vidro. Ao mesmo tempo, o governo reforçou os incentivos fiscais para as empresas que mantêm o fornecimento interno no sector solar. Isso coloca Homerun em uma posição extremamente vantajosa.
Essas aplicações destacam o papel versátil que a areia de sílica desempenha em vários aspectos da produção e utilização de energia solar. As suas propriedades tornam-no indispensável no desenvolvimento de tecnologias solares eficientes e sustentáveis.
O mercado global de energia solar deve crescer de US$ 234,86 bilhões em 2022 para US$ 373,84 bilhões até 2029, com um CAGR de 6,9% no período de previsão, 2022-2029
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The facility is designed for 1,000 tonnes per day, totaling roughly 365,000 tonnes per year, making it Latin America’s first large-scale dedicated solar glass plant.
The plant will be located beside high purity, low-iron silica sand resources owned by Homerun, reducing input costs and logistics, and ensuring consistent supply of premium feedstock for solar. glass manufacturing
Secured offtake agreements already exceed 300,000 tonnes annually and are expected to surpass plant capacity, reflecting high market demand and solid revenue visibility from leading Brazilian solar module manufacturers
The solar glass manufacturing budget is estimated at €150 million, with additional funds for construction and utilities. Homerun is engaging with international financial syndicates for capital funding including discussions with the industrial development bank of the Brazil Government (BNDES) where Homerun has recently received a Joint Support Plan for funding.
Brazil recently imposed a 25% tariff on imported Chinese solar components, including glass, and expanded tax incentives for domestic supply, protecting Homerun’s pricing power and profitability
The plant will incorporate advanced energy-efficient systems and flue gas treatment for low emissions. Natural gas will be used as the primary energy source, with additional measures for environmental compliance.
Homerun expects to create up to 500 direct jobs, 2,800 indirect jobs, and 1,000 temporary jobs during construction, plus technical training programs and regional infrastructure upgrades
A Memorandum of Understanding secures land donation from the municipal government, expedited permitting, dedicated natural gas supply, and substantial tax incentives for Homerun’s projects in Bahia
Owning both the raw silica resource and glass manufacturing allows for cost control, reduced supply chain risks, and enhanced margins, positioning Homerun as a market leader in Brazil’s surging solar sector
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