More than one million electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles are already on the road in Latin America and the Caribbean. This milestone reflects not only the evolution of mobility, but also a gradual transformation in energy demand. As the number of electrified vehicles increases, so does the need for new charging points and infrastructure capable of powering them. This is where mobility and energy begin to converge: generating electricity close to where it is consumed can become increasingly important in supporting the development of electrified transport.
Photovoltaics can naturally integrate into this evolution, from residential and commercial rooftops to canopies and spaces dedicated to charging. For Peimar, this means viewing the module not only as part of a photovoltaic system, but as an element of a broader energy ecosystem in which distributed generation and new electricity demand can grow together.