SolaX Power Opens Training Center in Uberlândia for Solar Energy Professionals.

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Published on 31/05/2024 at 10:56

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SolaX Power Will Open Training Center in Uberlândia for In-Person Training of Solar Integrators from Across Brazil, Targeting Hybrid Inverter and Renewable Energy Market.

The Training Center of SolaX Power in Uberlândia is open to receive solar integrators from across Brazil seeking quality training. The company is investing in the training of qualified professionals to meet the growing demand for solutions in renewable energy, especially in the hybrid inverter market.

This initiative by SolaX Power reinforces the multinational’s commitment to contributing to the development of the solar sector in the country, offering high-level technical support to market professionals. With a well-structured Training Center, the company stands out as a reference in training and innovation, preparing integrators for the challenges of a constantly evolving market.

SolaX Power and Its Activity in the Solar Energy Market

The multinational SolaX Power, recognized for its leadership in solar energy storage solutions, is constantly innovating and promoting initiatives to train solar integrators. Recently, the company announced the opening of a Training Center in Uberlândia (MG), which will offer both technical and market training to qualify professionals in the field.

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Training and Professionalization: The Vision of SolaX Power

According to Gilberto Camargos, executive director of SolaX Power in Brazil, the company’s essence is to support solar integrators, who play a fundamental role in the solar energy chain. The company believes that the professionalization of these integrators is essential for the sector’s success, ensuring that end customers receive the best available solutions.

Events and Training Opportunities Offered by SolaX Power

In addition to the Training Center in Uberlândia, SolaX Power promotes events such as SolaX Class and SolaXP, aimed at training professionals in the sector for the growing hybrid inverter and solar energy storage market. The company is committed to preparing integrators for the increasing demands of the market and encouraging them to become renewable energy consultants.

The Global Presence of SolaX Power and Its Commitment to Innovation

Founded in 2012, SolaX Power is a multinational with headquarters in China and subsidiaries in several countries, including Brazil. With over 2,000 employees worldwide, the company is recognized for its contributions to research and development in the solar energy sector. With more than 100 international patents and 500 market certifications, SolaX Power stands out for its commitment to innovation and quality in its solar energy storage solutions.

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SolaX Power Opens Training Center in Uberlândia for Solar Energy Professionals.

SolaX Power Will Open Training Center in Uberlândia for In-Person Training of Solar Integrators from Across Brazil, Targeting Hybrid Inverter and Renewable Energy Market.

SolaX Power and Its Activity in the Solar Energy Market

Training and Professionalization: The Vision of SolaX Power

Events and Training Opportunities Offered by SolaX Power

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