Sungrow Signs 145 MW Distribution Agreements in Pakistan

Global inverter and energy storage conglomerate Sungrow has signed 145 MW distribution agreements with local partners including SkyElectric, Wateen Energy and Uenergy at Solar Pakistan 2023 expo to further facilitate Pakistan’s 2030 ambition to generate 60% of its electricity from renewable sources. Sungrow participated in the expo showcasing its commercial storage system PowerStack, residential solar-plus-storage, commercial inverters and 1+X Modular Inverter.

Sungrow said that the products displayed are expected to be a game changer for commercial and homeowners who desire maximum control over their energy usage in Pakistan.

The PowerStack ESS for C&I installations, leverages its integrated intelligent liquid cooling technology for reliability, easy transportation and O&M with economies of scale. This ESS solution with long battery cycle life is pre-assembled, and the modular design with multi-level protection layers supports parallel connection and system expansion. The company says that this offers C&I customers flexible, safe and reliable energy storage at low cost, along with CX-P2 series of inverters.

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Sungrow also held that homeowners in Pakistan are also increasingly looking to save on electricity costs and minimize their environmental footprint. Sungrow is supporting the distribution of its residential solar solutions with three-phase PV inverters ranging from 5 kW to 20 kW.

Its solar systems are outfitted with iSolarCloud that connects its solar system to web portal & APP monitoring platforms.

The rapid growth of Sungrow is largely due to its network of dedicated installer partners in the region who fully understand the benefits of its technology and how it meets the needs of its customers. It said that its partners are dedicated to providing innovative products and technical support to increase their independence away from unstable traditional power sources.

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Sungrow wants more installers in Pakistan adopt its products and solutions to meet the growing demand following the introduction of the C&I and residential portfolio in 2023.

“The smart, safe and efficient solar and energy storage systems of Sungrow are expected to be delivered to utility-scale, commercial & industrial and residential users across Pakistan, contributing to the country’s energy supply and climate change mitigation,” said Howard Fu, Country Director of the company in Pakistan.