S&P Global Commodity Insights has ranked Kehua Tech No. 1 in China and No. 3 worldwide in energy storage inverter market share, based on the 2023 PCS shipment statistics. The company claims that its technological innovations, including breakthroughs in liquid cooling and grid-forming energy storage solutions, are central to its global success. Kehua has over 36 years of expertise in power electronics and offers diversified solutions in photovoltaic energy, energy storage, micro-grids, and integrated energy services. As of 2023, Kehua’s photovoltaic installations exceed 46 GW, and its energy storage systems reach 15.2 GW/8.2 GWh globally.
S&P Global ranks Kehua No. 3 in global storage inverter market
With a strong global presence, Kehua’s energy storage installations have surpassed 15.2 GW/8.2 GWh, by the end of 2023. (Image Source: PRNewswire)
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