Jungle X · Energy & Nature

Where the forest
meets the sun.

A 1 MW solar plant, expandable to 3 MW, next to an eco-resort in Brazil's Atlantic Forest. Santa Isabel, São Paulo, Brazil.

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150,000 m²of land, half forest and half open land

7.5 haof open land available for the plant

1 MW → 3 MWphase 1 and expansion on the same land

5.27 GWhof clean energy per year after the expansion, the consumption of about 2,580 households

The place

A rare territory with infrastructure in place

150,000 m² in Santa Isabel, Greater São Paulo. Half is Atlantic Forest with waterfalls, rivers, lakes and trails. The other half is open land, where the solar plant will be built.

50 kmfrom downtown São Paulo

20 minfrom Guarulhos International Airport (GRU)

500 Mbpsfiber optics and grid power on site

3 million Lof mineral water per month

The vision

Two fronts, one territory

Forest eco-resort

8 capsule-style suites in the first phase
Share model: one week per year, lifelong and transferable
Waterfalls, rivers, lakes and trails in the Atlantic Forest

Solar plant

On already open land, with no forest clearing
Monthly revenue under multi-year contracts
Clean power for the resort as well

Tourism brings visibility and purpose. Energy brings predictable revenue.

The solar resource

Good, steady sun all year round

1,350

kWh per installed kWp, per year

Above Shanghai and Munich on the same database
Weakest month only 16% below average
656 m altitude: mild temperatures, better yield

Comparison · kWh/kWp per year

Petrolina (NE Brazil)1,549

Beijing (China)1,546

Santa Isabel · Jungle X1,365

Shanghai (China)1,289

Munich (Germany)1,230

Source: PVGIS 5.3 (European Commission, JRC). Fixed structure, 14% losses. Comparison on the ERA5 database.

The plan

Start with 1 MW, grow to 3 MW

Phase 1

1 MW plant + self-sufficient resort

1.3 MWp · 1 MW AC
+ 60 kWp at the resort
2.3 to 2.6 ha
1.76 GWh per year (~860 households)

Phase 2

Expansion to 3 MW

3.9 MWp · 3 MW AC
7 to 8 ha (the whole open area)
5.27 GWh per year (~2,580 households)

Open land available: ~7.5 ha

Phase 1Phase 2

Phase 1 takes one third of the open land. The expansion uses the rest, with the layout to be confirmed in the field survey.

The model

How energy becomes revenue

The Jungle X plant generates the energy

Neoenergia Elektro's grid carries it

Homes and businesses subscribe and pay less on their bills

Monthly revenue for the plant

Shared generation model, regulated by Brazilian Law 14,300/2022
3 MW cap per plant under this model: the ceiling of the expansion
Customers anywhere in the Neoenergia Elektro concession area, which covers more than 200 municipalities

Sustainability

Clean energy on preserved land

No forest clearedThe plant goes only on open land

Half kept as forestAbout 75,000 m² of preserved forest

100% solar resortPowered by its own plant

Protected waterSprings, reuse and natural sanitation

RestorationBiodiversity with public indicators

CommunityLocal jobs and suppliers

The proposal

The partnership we propose

We are looking for a partner in equipment, engineering and capital.

What we are looking for

Equipment: modules, inverters, structures and storage
Engineering and technology: design, construction (EPC), monitoring and operation
Capital: equity in the plant's project company (SPV)

What Jungle X brings

Land with open area and infrastructure
Local development: permits, grid connection and customers
A showcase project 20 min from Brazil's main international airport
Phased entry: 1 MW now, 3 MW next

Next steps

Grid-access request to Neoenergia Elektro

Field survey and plant layout

Quotes and final financial model

Partnership structure and project company

Materials for partners

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