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Hypontech and Elsys celebrate two years of partnership in the PV market

Both companies stated that they will continue contributing to the development of the solar industry in Brazil

03-10-22-canal-solar-Hypontech and Elsys celebrate two years of partnership in the PV market

Hypontech and Elsys promoted an event to celebrate the partnership. Photo: Reproduction

The inverter manufacturer Hypontech and Elsys held a meeting to celebrate the two year partnership No. national photovoltaic market. Alice Xiong, Key Account Director, John Zhang, Deputy General Manager, both from Hypontech, Ricardo Nakamura, Solar Energy Products Manager, and Claudio Blatt, President of the Board of Directors of Elsys, were present at the event.

Elsys is a Brazilian company that has been providing TV, internet, energy and security solutions in Brazil and around the world for 33 years. “Its sales network is present in all municipalities serving customers from north to south, and this structure supports the purpose of connecting people to transform lives,” stated the company.

“Elsys is prepared to meet the growing market demand and guarantee quality solutions for prompt delivery, which reinforces the commitment to the progress of the photovoltaic industry in Brazil”, declared Hypontech.

Elsys Distribution Center in Jaguariúna, SP. Photo: Reproduction
Elsys Distribution Center in Jaguariúna, SP. Photo: Reproduction

Hypontech's market share, in the last two years, expanded and made the company one of the Top 10 in Brazil. “With decades of experience, we believe that an inverter’s reliability and quality are rooted in highly standardized production and a flexible supply chain,” highlighted John Zhang, Deputy General Manager.

“We have integrated a high level of experience and advanced IT infrastructures into our manufacturing system, offering superior quality in an increasingly competitive market,” he added.

According to Manufacturer, this history and commitment from both ensure the strengthening of the photovoltaic energy chain in Brazil and points to future investments in the segment.

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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