SolaX Power Ranks Among The Most Remembered Solar Battery Brands In Brazil

Written by Simone Cesário

Published on 27/03/2024 at 16:23

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The Research Was Conducted by Greener Consulting with Solar Energy Integrators

The multinational company based in China, SolaX Power, which recently started its operations in Brazil, was one of the most remembered brands by Brazilian solar integrators in the category ‘Solar Battery Manufacturer’. The survey, recently released, was conducted by Greener Consulting during the month of January 2024.
“SolaX Power has over a decade of experience with solar energy systems, having been the first manufacturer of a hybrid inverter in the Asian market. And all this expertise we are bringing to the Brazilian market because the company believes in the potential to be explored in the country. And for this expansion to happen, the entire chain needs to be aligned and trust in the solution they offer to their clients. Therefore, being among the most remembered brands by these professionals, essential for our solutions to succeed at the end, is a tremendous satisfaction and a confirmation that we are on the right track,” explains the executive director of SolaX Power in Brazil, Gilberto Camargos.
Data from Greener indicates that Brazil has 26,150 active photovoltaic integrators. These professionals are essential in the solar energy chain, as they are responsible for assisting clients with information and installation of a photovoltaic system. And for this, they maintain contact with distributors to offer the equipment and best solutions.
About SolaX Power – It is a multinational company founded in 2012 with headquarters in Hangzhou, China, and subsidiaries in several countries, including the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, Australia, Japan, and the USA. With more than 2,000 employees worldwide, the company is recognized for its work in research and development: there are more than 100 international patents and over 500 market certifications. Its portfolio includes photovoltaic inverters, energy storage solutions, vehicle chargers, and advanced energy management systems. Its inverters are known for their efficiency, reliability, adaptability, and intelligent control. SolaX Power is committed to sustainability, innovation, and customer satisfaction. Its expansion worldwide aims to contribute to the global transition to a greener future.

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SolaX Power Ranks Among The Most Remembered Solar Battery Brands In Brazil

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