Exploring SolaX Power in China: Experience at the Factory of the Future

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SolaX Power’s Smart Factory in China Impresses Brazilians During International Green Energy Event. Expanding Automated Plant Will Double Production.

Brazilian representatives were impressed by the cutting-edge technology of the smart factory from SolaX Power during their visit to China. The modernization of the production process ensures efficiency and quality of products, reinforcing the company’s commitment to sustainability and innovation.

The smart production unit of SolaX Power is in constant evolution, utilizing state-of-the-art machines and equipment to optimize the manufacturing of inverters and batteries. The integration of digital industry with physical production is an example of the technological advancement that transforms the way energy is generated and used in the world.

Smart Factory: Modernization of the Industrial Plant

Brazilian companies were invited to experience the modern facilities of the industrial plant during the SNEC PV Power Expo 2024 – International Photovoltaic Power Generation Expo, held in Shanghai. The smart production unit, with its production capacity of 30 GW in inverters and 7.4 GW in batteries, stands out for the automation of processes, making it a benchmark in the industry.

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Expansion of the Smart Production Unit

With an ongoing expansion plan to reach the second operational stage, the smart factory aims to double its size, with an investment of around US$ 200 million. This modernization of the industrial plant ensures a tailored and adapted production mode, reducing the product development cycle and ensuring uniformity.

International Green Energy and Technological Development Event

During the SNEC, which attracted approximately 500,000 visitors, authorities, industry representatives, and scholars gathered to discuss the future of the green energy sector. The event has established itself as a showcase of trends in the global photovoltaic industry, addressing technical aspects, equipment manufacturing, and application models, in addition to presenting the latest technological innovations.

Strategic Vision of the Smart Factory

The executive director of SolaX Power in Brazil, Gilberto Camargos, emphasizes the importance of the fully computerized factory, which is focused on customer demand. This customer-centric approach enables a deep understanding of needs, with order visibility and end-to-end traceability, ensuring maximum quality and efficiency in production.

Expansion and Recognition of SolaX Power

With over 2,000 employees worldwide, SolaX Power is recognized for its work in research and development. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in China, the company has expanded its operations to various countries, consolidating its global presence and maintaining a commitment to technological development and innovation in the solar energy industry.

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