Reduce your electricity costs without needing to invest anything.
CGC operates several solar panel plants, generating clean, renewable, and more economical energy than conventional energy. This energy is then injected into the grid of CPFL Paulista and CEMIG distributors.
Once in the grid, this energy is converted into credits, which are more economical than conventional energy, allowing other companies to reduce their electricity costs.
By contracting CGC, your company uses these credits to reduce costs on the energy bill. The amount of credits used varies according to the monthly electricity consumption.
You save with zero investment
Minimum discount guaranteed by contract
System regulated by ANEEL
Use credits according to your monthly consumption
Scalable for companies of various sizes
System maintenance handled by CGC
Starting to save is simple
We will analyze your company, institution, or condominium and create a proposal with a guaranteed discount for your energy expenses.
All necessary documentation, approval, and contract signing are done through our digital platform.
With our system, you can visualize monthly savings, generate your CGC bills, and contact our support.
Always expanding, CGC operates with the following energy operators:
CGC's technical expertise ensures the best stability and performance of our solar plants, maximizing discounts for our clients.
Get to know our plants.
Unit 7
City Name
Power: 1286 kWp
Unit 7
City Name
Power: 1286 kWp
Solar credits are excess energy generated by photovoltaic systems that are injected into the electrical grid. These credits can be used to offset energy consumption in other units or during periods of lower generation.
Solar credits are excess energy generated by photovoltaic systems that are injected into the electrical grid. These credits can be used to offset energy consumption in other units or during periods of lower generation.
Solar credits are excess energy generated by photovoltaic systems that are injected into the electrical grid. These credits can be used to offset energy consumption in other units or during periods of lower generation.