A ChintPower announced that it will have a interactive stand at the 17th edition of SNEC – which will be held between June 13th and 15th in Shanghai, China – where partners and customers will be able to learn about the company’s portfolio.
The event will present the news and innovations in the segment, connecting businesses and people from all over the world. Raquel Zhou, executive director for Latin America at Chint, will be on site to update visitors with the newest demands and technologies in the area.
“This is one of the great opportunities of the year to understand first-hand the market trends. In this event we will get insights that will help us explore new paths and possibilities in our products and services, both in Brazil and throughout Latin America, which has an emerging and heated market in which we are operating strongly”, pointed out Raquel.
SNEC will feature the biggest brands on the market and aims to promote the rapprochement and development of the solar energy, energy storage and hydrogen energy industries.
At the fair, industry leaders, academics from scientific research institutions and industry professionals will share technological achievements, explore possible futures and jointly promote the green, low-carbon and high-quality economy.
About Chint Power Brasil
Chint Power is a Chinese inverter manufacturer belonging to the CHINT group, founded in 1984. With an extensive business network in more than 140 countries, more than 45 thousand employees and annual sales revenue totaling more than US$18 billion, the group is among the 50 largest and most valuable companies on the Asian continent.
Targeting the solar energy market, Chint Power stated that it has been the best-selling inverter brand in the North American market for eight consecutive years and for two years in the Korean market. There are more than one million inverters installed around the world.
The Brazilian headquarters, Chint Power Systems Brasil, has been located in São Paulo (SP), since 2022. In Brazil, the company sells products such as string inverters, smart meters, storage systems and pre-installed skids for solo plants.
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