Growatt Brings Tailored Products For SAARC Nations

Growatt Brings Tailored Products For SAARC Nations

Growatt has been offering a comprehensive range of products tailored to the specific needs of SAARC countries. The portfolio covers PV inverters, energy storage products, EV chargers, and smart energy management systems, suitable for residential, commercial and industrial (C&I), and utility-scale applications. Growatt’s inverters are certified with an IP65 protection level or higher, ensuring their resilience facing the region’s variable weather conditions. This robustness, coupled with their deep understanding of the local environment, positions them uniquely to support SAARC countries in their pursuit of sustainable energy solutions, according to Growatt.

The PV Elite Meeting held by Growatt in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka also garnered popularity. These gatherings have been instrumental in bringing together industry experts, government officials, and other key players to share insights, exchange ideas, and identify opportunities for further advancing the PV industry in these regions.

Growatt have supplied inverters for numerous residential, C&I and utility-scale PV projects in India, where it has nearly a decade of operational experience. Their extensive knowledge and established presence in the country allow them to provide energy solutions that meet the unique challenges and opportunities of the Indian market.

“Looking ahead, we are eager to contribute further to the development of the PV industry in SAARC countries, adding momentum to the region’s renewable energy transition. Together, we can harness the abundant solar resources of South Asia, enhancing the quality of life for its people and fostering sustainable growth for future generations”, Lisa Zhang, the vice president of Growatt, stated.

The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) is a mutual cooperation organization jointly founded by South Asian nations, comprising Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan. Monsoon climate brings distinct dry and wet seasons in this region, along with persistent high temperatures throughout the year and abundant rainfalls. Despite these challenges, the region presents immense opportunities for solar energy development with extensive sunny areas.

Growatt has been working for the advancement of solar industry in these countries and regions. Recently, Growatt local team hosted Iftar dinners in Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi in Pakistan. These dinners not only served as a cultural celebration of the Ramadan spirit, but also functioned as a platform for fostering meaningful discussions and deeper friendships with Growatt and partners.