Intersolar South America, the largest exhibition and conference for the solar industry in Latin America, is set to take place in São Paulo, Brazil. The event will attract public authorities, Brazilian electricity sector representatives, and international experts to discuss the advancement of solar energy in Brazil. With Brazil ranking as the third-largest market for solar energy globally, the conference will focus on technological innovations in energy storage, green hydrogen, and electric vehicles. Solar energy has significantly expanded in Brazil, with 7 gigawatts added in the first half of the year, contributing to the country's leading role in the global energy transition. Brazil currently boasts 44 gigawatts of installed solar capacity, attracting substantial investments and creating over 1.3 million green jobs. ABSOLAR's Chairman emphasized the growing popularity of solar technology in the country, highlighting its positive impact on economic, social, and environmental development. The CEO of the organization underscored the crucial role of photovoltaic technology in Brazil's energy transition, advocating for decarbonization and combating global warming. The conference aims to drive innovation and collaboration in the solar energy sector, facilitating partnerships for a sustainable future. Through visionary ideas and practical solutions, the event seeks to empower leaders and innovators to reshape the energy landscape of South America and beyond.