At Intersolar 2024 Munich, Hopewind has announced its partnership with PVO International BV as its European distributor. PVO is a market leader in the solar industry as a procurement partner for solar products. Together, Hopewind and PVO aim to transform the European market, leveraging PVO’s extensive network and Hopewind’s innovative solutions to deliver unparalleled service. According to the company, Hopewind was selected by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) for its Q2/2004 Global PV Market Outlook as a Tier 1 Photovoltaic Inverter Manufacturer. Additionally, Hopewind’s grid-forming 385kW PV inverter has been nominated for the esteemed THE Smarter E Award 2024, distinguishing it as the only Chinese company to receive this honor this year.
Hopewind partners with PVO International BV
Hopewind’s inverters was recognized as a finalist by The smarter E, highlighting its competitive edge in the PV market. (Image Credit: Hopewind)
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