A Sunways explored during the 14th GD Sul Forum, held from June 21st to 23rd in Florianópolis (SC), with professionals and academics from the industry, the main issues and opportunities related to solar energy industry.
During the event, Carlos Trotta, country manager for Sunways Brazil and Latin America, presented the topic focused on how the company responds to the future of transition to on-grid and hybrid inverters.
“When we selected the topic about the transition from on-grid inverters to hybrid ones, we thought about the different eventss that will certainly make this growth increasingly exponential in a few years”, said Trotta.
The manager also highlighted the relevance of this transition, as the 14.300 Law, increase in electric and hybrid cars in rotation, new Inmetro regulation for hybrids and even the battery market.
“Batteries are still a problem due to their high cost. However, we show that, according to Bloomberg research, by 2030 storage costs will fall significantly, in such a way that it will allow a decrease in the value of the system as a whole”, he explained.
The executive also revealed that the confidence for this transition is due to the discussions presented at the Forum. “We discussed improving the training of the entire chain involved in distributed generation, as only in this way will we be able to deliver to the end user a successful experience in solar and always guarantee your physical and financial security".
Sunways operations in Brazil
Sunways has established its sales and service center in Brazil to further strengthen participation in South American markets. Furthermore, it highlighted that it has been offering a series of comprehensive services to a large number of customers since October last year.
“We are committed to providing cutting-edge energy solutions to Brazilian customers. The objective is to provide them with a variety of options to meet greater energy demand”, highlighted the company in a statement.
“Furthermore, we are anticipating the next Intersolar South America, which will be held from August 23rd to 25th, and we are ready to present our latest news”, they added.
Trotta concluded that, after the forum, the company will continue to focus on seeking companies committed to quality for the distribution of inverters. “Not only the on grid ones, we have a range that goes from 1 to 125 kW, as well as our entire line of hybrids for Brazil, which goes from 3 to 8 kW single-phase and three-phase from 4 to 33 kW”.
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