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Bold Energy enters into supply agreement with Hoymiles

The manufacturer's microinverter, with output power of up to 2.000 VA, is now available on Bold's sales platform

22-09-23-canal-solar-Bold Energy signs supply agreement with Hoymiles

Hoymiles HMS-2000DW-4T Microinverter. Photo: Reproduction

After a long negotiation, the Bold Energy, a Santa Catarina company in the photovoltaic energy sector, recently announced the signing of a strategic agreement with Hoymiles, a Chinese microinverter manufacturer.

This partnership represents an important step for both companies, which aim to further strengthen their positions in the growing renewable energy market in Brazil.

“Whenever we bring a new product to our portfolio, it is with the intention of offering the best to our partner, who demands this excellence from us every day”, he said. Marcelo Baseggio, commercial director at Bold Energy.

“Being alongside a supplier of Hoymiles’ size and expertise reinforces what we believe in and what we have sought for our company since the beginning. The product is now available on our platform for sale and we hope to do great business in the Brazilian market”, he highlighted.

Marcelo Baseggio, managing partner, José Vitor Salm, managing partner, and Jhonatan Paloschi R&D Manager, all from Bold, on a visit to the Hoymiles factory. Photo: Bold Energy/Disclosure
Marcelo Baseggio, managing partner, José Vitor Salm, managing partner, and Jhonatan Paloschi R&D Manager, all from Bold, on a visit to the Hoymiles factory. Photo: Bold Energy/Disclosure

HMS-2000DW-4T Microinverter

O Hoymiles HMS-2000DW-4T microinverter, which Bold will supply to the Brazilian market, is compatible with high-power photovoltaic modules. The equipment has a 12-year warranty and integrated Wi-Fi.

In addition, it has a maximum output power of up to 2.000 VA, DC input current of up to 16 A, two MPPTs and IP67 degree of protection. “The model allows for greater savings and faster installation, making it an excellent cost-benefit option”, emphasized the company.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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