- GoodWe exhibited its latest innovations during Intersolar Europe 2024 held last week from June 19 to 21 in Munich, Germany, offering tailored solutions for all market segments across EMEA and the rest of Africa.
- Visitors from C&I sectors explored flexible storage solutions in response to the evolving market demands, while home energy users may preview a new portfolio of visually appealing next-generation inverters and batteries that can be seamlessly integrated into an intelligent Home Energy Management System (HEMS).
- A dedicated area highlighting GoodWe’s expanded utility portfolio was the centre of attention to large-scale project developers and investors.
Under the EcoSmart Commercial umbrella, GoodWe’s C&I portfolio will feature a strong lineup of inverter-centered storage systems supporting diverse use cases, including self-consumption, peak shaving, back-up and grid services. The offering includes modular energy storage systems that seamlessly integrate battery, inverter, and BMS/EMS components into a single outdoor cabinet, while also providing air-conditioning units, along with fireproof and explosion-proof features. The scalable C&I storage solutions cover a wide project range, starting from 60kWh and expanding into MWh capacities. Another highlight of this segment will be the sneak-peak of a brand-new 50kW three-phase hybrid inverter with customizable backup options. This versatile inverter supports parallel connection in both on-grid and off-grid scenarios, providing flexibility for system expansion.
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The well-established GoodWe residential lineup, EcoSmart Home, is further extending its range with the introduction of new members, including several high-efficiency string inverters in small and compact designs. For those seeking a cost-efficient solution with powerful back-up, the exhibition offers a preview of two upcoming energy storage innovations: A 5kWh high-voltage lithium battery and a compatible hybrid inverter ranging from 6kW up to 15kW. The new battery supports parallel connection and a mix of old and new battery packs, ensuring hassle-free installation, replacement, and expansion. GoodWe’s open protocol approach enables the creation of Home Energy Management Systems (HEMS) solutions with third-party providers, thereby further optimizing system performance and flexibility.
With several successful additions within its utility portfolio, GoodWe is committed to innovating and delivering comprehensive and efficient solutions tailored to the ground-mounted projects. These developments will be demonstrated in a dedicated space at the booth, showcasing compatible high-capacity string inverters, the new MV station, and communication devices, strategically designed to maximize return on investment (ROI).
Positioning itself as a comprehensive end-to-end solution provider, the company has been developing smart monitoring and management functions to enhance the overall performance of its solution lineups. Alongside upgraded communication devices, visitors can expect to see the upcoming version of GoodWe’s “SEMS+” platform with a more streamlined user experience as well as the new design tool GoodWe Designer for photovoltaic installations.
“Having been deeply involved in the EMEA market for years, GoodWe has established its top position in inverter technologies and energy storage solutions. At this year’s Intersolar event, visitors can expect a series of energy storage solutions tailored to customer needs,” states Thomas Haering, President of GoodWe Europe. “These innovations are the result of our continuous R&D investments and our commitment to listening to market feedback. As we continue to position ourselves as a solution provider, we remain dedicated to technological advancements, customer-oriented solutions, and professional services.”
At the event, GoodWe also promoted the latest upgrade of its successful installer loyalty program, GoodWe PLUS+, to support its installer network with additional benefits including silver and gold status levels.
Author: Bryan Groenendaal
