The photovoltaic market in Southern Brazil gained new momentum with the formalization of a partnership between TSUNESS, a specialist in microinverters, and Brazilian distributor Maxy Solar.
The agreement aims to expand access to high-efficiency solar power generation technologies in the region, with a focus on small and medium-sized residential and commercial projects.
Under the agreement, Maxy Solar will officially begin distributing the TSOL-MX2250 microinverter – a single-phase, 2250W microinverter with Wi-Fi connectivity, developed by TSUNESS. According to the company, the product is designed for photovoltaic systems that require reliability and easy monitoring.
The initiative aims not only to expand the commercial presence of TSUNESS in Latin America, but also to strengthen the supply chain for integrators and installers operating in Paraná and other states in southern Brazil.
Maxy Solar, in turn, sees the alliance as an opportunity to diversify its portfolio with more sophisticated solutions and expand its presence in the segment.
"We are joining forces to deliver concrete results to the regional market. Our goal is to offer access to cutting-edge technology with local technical support and agile distribution," said Alfeu Teruel, founder of Maxy Solar.
For him, the partnership represents an important step in the process of consolidating the company as a provider of complete solar energy solutions.
Victor Curi Segato, Head of Operations at TSUNESS in Latin America, highlighted the importance of partnering with a distributor with a track record in the systems integration sector.
"The Maxy Solar team understands the needs of installers and integrators. This technical understanding is essential for us to offer not only products, but also comprehensive solutions tailored to the Brazilian reality," he added.
Both companies emphasize that the partnership has a strategic dimension aimed at strengthening the regional solar energy ecosystem, in a context of growing demand for alternative and renewable sources.
In addition to the sale of equipment, the agreement provides for joint technical support and professional training actions, aiming to prepare the sector for a scenario of greater competitiveness and technological demands.
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