The company will present its latest innovations at Intersolar Europe in Munich from 14-16 June.
Building on the proven success of its cutting-edge hybrid inverters, it is set to unveil a new suite of energy storage solutions specifically designed for the C&I segment, with additions to the company’s residential and utility product portfolios also on display. Solar Inverter
With the launch of its EcoSmart Commercial portfolio, GoodWe offers a compelling lineup of energy storage solutions to accommodate the fast-growing C&I segment. Incorporating a broad selection of compatible products spanning inverters, batteries and accessories, the new product line enables modularized system design while also providing convenient all-in-one solutions.
The residential sector’s needs are addressed under the company’s EcoSmart Home umbrella, with products designed to optimize self-consumption of generated PV power. While already available on the market, EcoSmart Home is extending its product portfolio, with visitors being given the opportunity to preview a new-generation ET hybrid inverter and Lynx F high-voltage battery prior to their official launch.
With product development central to GoodWe’s business operations, the company is constantly innovating and expanding to create value for its customer base. This commitment is reflected in new additions to the utility portfolio. A new, highly durable string inverter with power rating up to 350kW will also be introduced at the exhibition, having been designed to function in high-temperature conditions, effectively reducing LCOE for large-scale projects.
Single Phase Inverter “GoodWe’s remarkable journey over the past few years has been characterized by rapid product deployment across continents,” commented president for EMEA Thomas Haering. “With our brand well-established in the market, Intersolar presents an exceptional opportunity to connect with the individuals driving our success. We look forward to engaging in face-to-face interactions and fostering open exchanges during the exhibition. Together, we are shaping the future of solar energy.”