Sungrow, a global leader in PV inverters and energy storage systems, has expanded its presence in South Africa’s renewable energy sector through partnerships with Herholdt’s and ARB, prominent distributors in the region. These agreements signify official distribution partnerships, with Sungrow committed to providing a wide array of products and services tailored for residential and commercial applications. The company will offer comprehensive support and after-sales services to ensure optimal system performance. The decreasing costs of solar PV panels and batteries are anticipated to drive increased adoption of solar energy in South Africa among residential and commercial users.
Sungrow expands product offerings in South Africa
Sungrow has expanded its product range for residential and commercial applications in South Africa. (Image Credit: SEIA)
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