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Kehua Tech is among the top 5 inverter suppliers

Research by IHS Markit showed that the manufacturer continues to stand out in the storage inverter market

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720 MWh project in Gansu, China. Photo: Reproduction

According to research carried out by IHS Markit, Kehua Tech is in fifth position of the world ranking of Top Storage Inverter Suppliers of energy in 2021.

The company, which has 20.000 m² of manufacturing area, with four bases, has more than four thousand employees and an annual solar production capacity of 40 GW.

“With the remarkable production capacity, we continued to implement projects abroad, ensuring uninterrupted growth in project revenue and contributing significantly to the company’s rise in the ranking”, they highlighted.

Image: Kehua Tech

“Despite labor shortages and supply chain issues associated with Covid-19 in the global market, Kehua has not allowed difficulties and challenges to disrupt its commitment to sustainable development,” the manufacturer said.

According to the company, the current new round of global energy revolution is being promoted, the energy storage application business model is gradually maturing, and such a segment will become one of the main influencing factors of global energy transformation.

“In response to this development trend, Kehua attaches great importance to storage market and advances in its strategic layout, with the objective of taking advantage of growth opportunities and will continue to accompany the energy transition”, they highlighted.

ESS (Energy Storage Systems) from Kehua Tech. Photo: Reproduction
ESS (Energy Storage Systems) from Kehua Tech. Photo: Reproduction

Kehua Solutions

In recent years, the company has been advancing in the field of storage, providing ESS (Energy Storage Systems) for all scenarios, including residential, commercial, industrial and solutions for large-scale power plants.

The iStoragE series complete residential ESS, launched in August this year, obtained more than 20 thousand supply contracts with a total of 390 MWh in less than three months after its launch.

Image: Kehua Tech
Image: Kehua Tech
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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