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Fox ESS hybrid inverters and batteries will be highlighted at Intersolar Europe

The company was also present at SNEC 2023 with the Brazilian team and promoted networking between customers

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The company's products will be on display this month at Intersolar Europe. Photo: Fox ESS Disclosure

The inverter manufacturer Fox ESS announced that it will be present at Intersolar Munich, which will be held between June 14th and 16th in the city of Munich, Germany.

At the 220 m² stand, the company will present its products, , the string inverters, hybrids, batteries and charger for EVs (electric vehicles).

Furthermore, they stated that the stand will feature presentations and a party that will take place on the 15th, after the official event, aiming to provide a networking space between customers.

SNEC 2023 and Intersolar South America

Fox ESS was also present at the SNEC 2023, an event that took place in May in the city of Shanghai, China, and presented its news for the photovoltaic market.

The 280 m² stand featured part of the Fox ESS Brasil team, shows and a range of products on display, which will still be presented in the Intersolar South America, held in August in the city of São Paulo (SP).

Fox ESS team and partners at SNEC 2023, held in May in China. Photo: Fox ESS/Disclosure
Fox ESS team and partners at SNEC 2023, held in May, in China. Photo: Fox ESS/Disclosure

Another point highlighted by the company is that they took advantage of the fair's opportunity to welcome customers to the factory and know the entire production line, as well as performing the famous “Fox ESS in Shanghai”, overlooking Pudong, Shanghai's main destination for investors.

“We are part of the Tsingshan Group, ranked No. 238 in the Global Fortune 500 in the year 2022 and we are the largest producer of stainless steel in the world”, highlighted the manufacturer.

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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