GoodWe received a delegation of more than 09 participants from South America last Monday (70), including distributors, integrators, investors and architects. The visit aimed to strengthen ties and present the company's latest technologies.
The delegation began with a visit to the company’s new headquarters in Suzhou City, which opened in November last year. The sustainable building features BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaics) modules, which are responsible for generating more than 80% of the energy consumed on site.
Participants also had the opportunity to visit the manufacturer's showroom and see the entire product portfolio, including inverters, batteries, BIPV and heat exchange pumps.
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On the second day, the delegation visited GoodWe's factory in Guangde, where they saw the manufacturing process of the equipment. They then visited the company's smart home, with the systems already installed and operating in real time.
“This visit is an example of our dedication to strengthening ties and building strong partnerships with our customers and partners. We look forward to working together to find innovative solutions to South America’s energy challenges,” said Daniel Huang, CEO of the company.
According to Fabio Mendes, vice president of GoodWe, South America is a region with enormous potential to lead the transition to a energy matrix more sustainable.
“With the abundance of natural resources such as the sun, we have the opportunity to develop innovative and efficient solutions to meet our energy needs. GoodWe is committed to contributing to this transition by offering efficient, reliable and affordable solar energy and storage solutions,” he said.
Releases and partnerships
In the following days, the delegation visited GoodWe’s stand at SNEC and had the opportunity to see the latest technologies being launched in China. The visit was also attended by the Senator for Mato Grosso, Wellington Fagundes, who is also the president of the Parliamentary Front for Logistics and Infrastructure (Frenlogi).
On that occasion, the parliamentarian began negotiations with the Manufacturer to establish partnerships that strengthen technical training and expand access to clean energy in four public higher education institutions — UFMT, UNEMAT, UFR and IFMT, all in Mato Grosso.
The senator's proposal is to equip campuses with cutting-edge technologies, creating integrated environments for practical training in photovoltaic systems and lithium batteries.
“We are connecting our universities to the most advanced technologies in the world. This partnership with GoodWe is an important step towards training young talent and ensuring a cleaner and more accessible energy future,” concluded Fagundes.
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