A Risen Energy received in Brazil o Mr. Huai Wenming, president of CPCEC (China Power Complete Equipment Co., Ltd), a wholly owned subsidiary of SPIC, who led a Chinese delegation visiting South America.
The meeting took place at one of Risen's strategic partners in the country, HDT Energy. The main focus of the meeting was to discuss the development of photovoltaic projects in the Brazilian market and reach a cooperative consensus on potential cooperation projects, future export of new energy products and exchange of information on financial incentives for renewable energy.
According to the manufacturer, which has been focused on the globalization of new renewable technologies for more than 20 years, it is optimistic about the future prospects for the development of the Brazilian market and has prospectively included the region as one of the most important marketing territories for the company in its global strategy.
“We are continually investing in new technologies to deliver the best product to the market, with the best efficiency, working together with our strategic partners, supporting the brand’s growth and supporting the entire network of installers and customers,” he said. Ricardo Marchezini, Country Manager Risen Energy Brasil.
“Risen Energy established the local office in Brazil more than 10 years ago, and with serious and ethical work it has become one of the best-selling photovoltaic brands in the country, being responsible for supplying more than 20% of the installed photovoltaic capacity in the country” , he highlighted.
Hyper-Ion Series
Recently, the company began mass production of the new era of solar panels, the Hyper-Ion series, with N-Type cells and heterojunction technology (HJT). “Such technology and Risen’s presence in the Brazilian market caught our attention and we expressed our intention to strengthen cooperation with Risen Energy and promote greater exploration of the regional market.”
“In the future, we will continue to carry out technological innovations, accelerate the implementation of high-efficiency photovoltaic products, and simultaneously improve relevant production capacity and support commercialization,” added one of the SPIC executives.
Ultimately, it stated that they will use a more complete product service system to collaborate with upstream and downstream industry partners to jointly promote the construction of more high-quality photovoltaic projects in the region, enabling Brazil to accelerate its transformation and modernization green.
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