Sungrow Shipments to India Hits 3 GW

Sungrow has crossed the 3 GW mark for inverter shipments in India, and the company claims to have contracts signed and ready for the shipment of another 1 GW of inverters soon.

Sungrow, one of the leading inverter solution supplier for renewables, recently announced that it has surpassed 3GW of inverter shipments, announcing it is accelerating its expansion to the booming Indian market after reaching this milestone. The inverter firm also claims to have contracts totaling over 1GW already signed and in the process of being shipped.

The company, which has offices in Gurugram, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, has tripled its inverter shipments within 2 years, making fundamental efforts for India’s renewable energy adoption acceleration.

Furthermore, Sungrow launched its first inverter manufacturing base outside of China which is of 3 GW annual capacity in Bengaluru in 2018, significantly enhancing its delivery capability to both the India and other markets like North America, while stimulating job creation at large in the famous global tech-city.

Main products being sold are the company’s central inverters such as SG3125HV inverter station. Likewise, Sungrow is also introducing its featured C&I string inverters and energy storage products to better serve the local customers.

“India has huge potential as a proliferating solar market, Sungrow is always committed to optimising all kinds of resources to better meet our customers’ needs with its unmatched technical innovation,” said Hu Yukun, Country Manager of Sungrow India. “We’re making continued efforts to maximise the ROI to pave the sunny path to grid parity in India as well,” he added.

As a result of strong performance in established markets like India, China, Japan, US, Europe as well as the emerging solar markets such as Vietnam, Brazil, and Egypt, Sungrow witnessed rapid growth in 2018, with accumulated inverter shipments over 79GW since 1997. The company will accelerate its pace to the global market in 2019 to further realize its mission of ‘clean power for all’.

To mark its milestone of 3GW, the company organised a felicitation for its team, that was well attended by eco-system stakeholders like MD, SECI and other key dignitaries.