Global Inverter Leader Sungrow Hits 20GW Shipment in India

Sungrow, the global leading PV inverter and energy storage system supplier, reached a significant milestone in India, having shipped a cumulative total of 20GW of photovoltaic inverters in the region. Sungrow’s 20 GW milestone highlights Sungrow’s position as a leading provider of clean energy solutions in India, and one of the few ones with a manufacturing presence as well. Globally, Sungrpw has delivered over 405 GW of solar inverter capacity till date.

India has long been a key market for Sungrow. Ever since entering the Indian market in 2014 and established an Indian branch, along with three offices in New Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, Sungrow has been a significant part of the Indian solar growth story.  It is worth noting that Sungrow also established its India manufacturing facility with 10 GW in annual production capacity, and has completed five years of manufacturing in India, which displays the positive impact of Sungrow participation in the “Make in India” initiative and offering more local job opportunities. Sungrow’s 20 GW milestone is a number the firm will hope to double in much less time in the future, considering India’s own solar ambitions of quadrupling existing capacity by 2030 to 280 GW.

Sungrow’s 20GW milestone is a testament to the company’s strong commitment to the Indian market, and serving up solutions that have met market needs well. Be it the innovative “1+X” modular central inverter or the new generation 320kW string inverter etc, these have all been products that filled key market needs and thrived, consequently.

“At Sungrow, we hope to create a sustainable world by providing innovative and reliable clean energy solutions,” said Sunil Badesra, Country Head of Sungrow India. “We are proud of our achievements in India and look forward to continuing our partnership with local enterprises and communities to promote clean energy and reduce carbon emissions.”

Sungrow’s presence and ability to ship volumes dependably has seen it build major partnerships with Indian developers and generators. It has already reached several GW of partnerships with Indian power giants, such as TATA Power, Adani Green, Renew Power, Azure Power, O2 Power, Mahindra, ACME, S&W, L&T, and others.

Sungrow has also been active in participating in the formulation of renewable energy policies and standards within Indian government departments, conducting extensive research and development in clean energy technology in collaboration with local universities and scientific research institutions, as well as other public service activities, according to Sunil.