What is Circular Economy?

The Circular Economy is closely linked to sustainable development, and works on pillars such as human well-being, economic growth and more sustainable practices.

The main idea behind all this is that a company can generate waste to be recycled by itself, or by another company. So it would be a zero waste policy, or as little waste as possible. Everything should be reused

Our economy today is linear, and that's a problem. Because there is no reuse of materials, recycling, a lot of waste and rubbish is thrown away, piled up and wasted without any concern about how to deal with it. A good example would be the energy issue.

Sometimes, because it is a source of energy that is considered renewable - such as hydroelectric power - we do not worry much about spending electricity. But the problem starts when there is too much electricity consumption, because there is a need to turn on thermoelectric power plants, which are extremely harmful to the environment.

Energy from photovoltaic plants is a much healthier option than any other. Besides being a completely clean and reusable energy, it does not generate immediate waste and can be used anywhere. Cheaper and in constant growth, the bet on photovoltaic plants only increases in Brazil.

The future of Brazilian electricity is focused on the sun. Be part of it!

Source: www.99energia.com.br