Seraphim, Chinese solar module manufacturer, has entered into a 300 MW solar module distribution agreement with Vertys Energy Group, a major energy solutions distributor in Brazil and Latin America. Under the agreement, Vertys will distribute Seraphim’s n-type high-efficiency TOPCon bifacial solar modules across Brazil, including 585W and 610W models. These modules are suited for utility-scale and commercial projects, offering advanced technology and optimized logistics. This partnership enhances Seraphim’s market presence in Brazil, reflecting the growing demand for solar energy solutions in the region.
Seraphim, Vertys partner on 300 MW solar module distribution in Brazil
Seraphim partners with Vertys Energy to distribute 300 MW of TOPCon bifacial solar modules across Brazil. (Photo Credit: Seraphim Solar)
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