GoodWe, a global leader in solar inverters and smart energy solutions, has entered the Canadian market through an exclusive distribution agreement with Guillevin Co., a top electrical distributor. This marks GoodWe’s strategic move into North America. Backed by Guillevin, GoodWe will offer advanced residential grid-tied inverters, hybrid inverters, scalable batteries, and accessories, providing comprehensive home energy solutions. With over 1,000 R&D staff worldwide, GoodWe aims to be a one-stop energy solution provider for homes, businesses, and utility-scale projects. GoodWe’s residential lineup, EcoSmart Home, offers solar and energy storage solutions like the ES-US hybrid inverter and Lynx Home FH-US battery, enabling energy self-consumption and peak shaving. GoodWe ensures uninterrupted power supply with an auto backup device and empowers homeowners with a smart energy management system.
GoodWe enters Canadian market with Guillevin
GoodWe has partnered with Guillevin Co. to bring advanced solar solutions to Canada. (Image Credit: GoodWe)
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