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Ecori celebrates its 15th anniversary and announces a new market positioning.

Company expands portfolio to include different applications within the national energy sector.

Ecori celebrates its 15th anniversary and announces a new market positioning.

Photo: Ecori/Press Release

Ecori announced a new institutional positioning as it celebrates 15 years of operation in the Brazilian energy market. With the concept "From micro to macro," the company will organize its portfolio focusing on different applications within the sector, expanding its operations in solutions for energy generation, storage, and management.

The company gained relevance in the national photovoltaic market through its work in the MLPE (Module Level Power Electronics) segment, especially through its partnership with APsystems, for which it is the exclusive distributor and official technical support provider in Brazil.

Subsequently, it expanded its presence in the segment with SolarEdge and strengthened its operations in string and hybrid inverters alongside GoodWe. According to the company, this new phase reflects the expansion of its portfolio and the growing need for solutions adapted to different project profiles in the energy market.

Among the highlights announced by the company are:

  • Hoymiles' incorporation into residential projects with microinverters, and SolaX Power's entry into hybrid solutions with integrated storage;
  • Expanding the options for projects financed through BNDES (Brazilian Development Bank) with Livoltek.
  • The arrival of EcoFlow for portable energy and residential backup applications, in addition to the consolidation of the BESS systems vertical aimed at commercial and industrial applications.

According to Ecori, the strategy is based on criteria of technical curation, specialized support, and long-term development for integrators and partners in the sector. The company states that the new positioning represents "an evolution of the performance built over the last 15 years in the Brazilian energy market."

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Raphael Guerra
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Raphael Guerra

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  • José Martins dos Santos Neto

    Good morning, that's great, this will give us more market opportunities and competitiveness.

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