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Bold Energy Announces SolaX as New Hybrid Inverter and Battery Supplier

Manufacturer's storage solutions become part of distributor's portfolio

Bold Energy Announces SolaX as New Supplier in 2025

Dieny Melo, Commercial Manager, Jason YouYou, Sales Manager for LATAM and Gilberto Camargos, Executive Director of SolaX; José Salm, Director, and Eliston Boff, Technical Support, both from Bold. Photo: Bold Energy/Disclosure

Bold Energy has announced SolaX Power as its newest supplier of hybrid inverters and energy storage batteries. With this partnership, the company reinforces its commitment to offering cutting-edge technology and superior quality to its customers, from customer service to after-sales service.

For Gilberto Camargos, executive director of SolaX in Brazil, the expectation is that the country will become the company's largest market and one of the three largest in the world. "The forecast is that, in the next three years, Brazil will be among our most relevant markets globally, consolidating itself as a reference in energy storage."

According to Marcelo Baseggio, Commercial Director at Bold Energy, the partnership further strengthens the company’s position in the solar energy sector. “Our commitment is to always offer the best solutions to our partners and customers. SolaX brings innovation and quality to energy storage, perfectly aligning with Bold Energy’s values.”

With this new agreement, Bold Energy highlighted that it continues to expand its portfolio with strategic suppliers and reaffirms its purpose of bringing sustainable, high-performance energy to the entire Brazilian solar sector.

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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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