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Genyx carries out strategic visits to Chint, Solis and Hoymiles

The company monitored the manufacturing processes and discussed strategies for the Brazilian market

With the aim of strengthening relationships with suppliers and verifying the quality of products in its portfolio, Genyx, an ecosystem in the solar energy sector, was present last week at the Chint and Solis inverter factories and the Hoymiles microinverter manufacturing unit , located in China.

“The visits to Chint, Solis and Hoymiles were very pleasant. The staff is very open to new ideas and wants to develop them. They are eager for innovation and seek to differentiate themselves so that they can stand out in the Brazilian market. These were two very strategic visits,” said André Hipólito, Director of Products and Technology at Genyx.

According to him, this visit to the companies involved monitoring the processes involved in manufacturing the equipment, in addition to discussing sales strategies for the Brazilian market.

“The visit is a global meeting of distributors from all over the world, people from all over the world came from the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Europe and Asia. We like to visit our partners to discuss market positioning, both in Brazil and China. These visits add value because they have a lot of experience in the world, as they deal with all types of energy system markets different from Brazil”, comments Hipólito.

The Director of Products and Technology at Genyx also said that the meeting was also an opportune time to explain the needs of the solar sector in Brazil. “We brought a lot of news to our partners, such as Genyx's market positioning, so they can understand what our business model is and how we think about expanding solar energy in Brazil,” he reported.

According to him, Genyx's presence in the factories also aims to bring integrators closer to the brands they work with. “A visit here is much more than just learning. It aims to bring the integrator closer to the manufacturer because I have the mission of passing on the information that is with the manufacturer to the integrator so that everything goes smoothly with the installation, because I want him to be a better installer”, he pointed out.

Hipólito also commented that manufacturers “who didn't bet on Brazil have now regretted it and are dying to negotiate with Brazil”. This occurs, according to him, because Brazil, together with countries in Europe and the USA, have demanded the production of photovoltaic equipment.

Another point highlighted by him is that the Chinese market is a great laboratory for validating applications that will soon be brought to the Brazilian market, such as batteries.

“In the European market, battery demand has been high and this is very beneficial for us because Brazil will have this demand soon and we take advantage of the results of studies carried out by manufacturers in the European market”, he assessed.

Genyx, like other Brazilian companies, traveled to China to participate in the SNEC PV Power Expo, the country's largest energy fair. The event will be held at the Shanghai International Convention Center from May 24 to 26, 2023, presenting news from Chinese and international companies related to the energy sectors.

Ericka Araújo
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Ericka Araújo

Communications Manager of Canal Solar. Host of Papo Solar. Since 2020, he has been following the renewable energy market. He has experience in producing podcasts, interview programs and writing journalistic articles. In 2019, he received the 2019 Tropical Journalist Award from SBMT and the FEAC Journalism Award.

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