GoodWe Made Strong Presence at Intersolar South America 2025

Hybrid and storage solutions take center stage alongside certification award ceremony

GoodWe, a global leader in solar and energy storage solutions, made a strong presence at Intersolar South America 2025, Latin America’s largest solar industry exhibition, held from August 26–28 at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo. With a dynamic booth, the company attracted strong interest by showcasing its latest hybrid and storage solutions, underscoring its commitment to advancing the energy transition in South America.

Throughout the three-day event, GoodWe’s single-phase and three-phase hybrid product lines were the main highlight, recognized for delivering fast backup, scalability, and safety for residential, commercial, and agricultural applications. Visitors also showed great interest in the company’s next-generation batteries and inverters with integrated safety features, including Rapid Shutdown 2.0 solution, compliant with the new ABNT NBR 17193:2025 standard.

“Intersolar once again proved to be the ideal platform to connect innovation with market opportunities. The strong response we received shows that GoodWe is well-positioned to meet the region’s growing demand with complete, efficient, and reliable solutions. Our presence here reaffirmed our commitment to the energy transition in South America,” said Fábio Mendes, Vice President of GoodWe South America.

At this year’s exhibition, attendees took particular note of GoodWe’s advances in user-friendly product design. The flagship residential single-phase inverters MS G4 and DNS G4 gained much interest for their compact, lightweight design and low noise levels, operating below 30 dB and 25 dB respectively, while supporting system scalability. From the C&I lineup, the SDT G3 50kW string inverter likewise stood out as a quiet yet powerful solution. Already a strong performer in the Chinese market, the SDT series impressed with its reliable performance under 50 dB and became the first in the industry to receive low-noise certification by TÜV Rheinland.

As part of its dedication to powering homeowners with reliable energy, GoodWe presented its split and two phase hybrid solution combining the ES LD inverter with Lynx U G3 or Lynx A G3 batteries. The ES LD offers flexible compatibility with both on-grid and off-grid systems, supporting 48 V lowvoltage lithium or lead-acid batteries with battery-ready functionality. This residential storage solution is tailored to address the needs of households, ensuring both backup power and energy independence.

In terms of C&I storage, GoodWe showcased a portfolio designed with flexibility at its core. Solutions such as the BAT102/112kWh battery paired with the upcoming 100kW ET hybrid inverter and Static Transfer Switch (STS), as well as the ET-LV three-phase hybrid inverter combined with the BAT14 kWh low-voltage battery, offer businesses the ability to tailor system sizes according to their specific energy needs. Together with GoodWe's communication devices, these modular and scalable configurations provide reliable, efficient, and safe energy management, supporting a wide range of applications from small enterprises to large industrial operations.

As proof of the reliability of the company’s energy storage solutions, the BAT C&I Battery System (102/112kWh) was officially awarded TÜV Rheinland’s Comprehensive Environmental Adaptability Certification in a ceremony held during the exhibition.

The company also drew attention to its BIPV line, which integrates solar generation into facades and rooftops. Products such as Aquila, Nebula, Polaris, and Vela demonstrated how solar technology can combine functionality with modern architectural design. A special session on e-mobility, featuring the Polaris and Vela, further reinforced GoodWe’s commitment to sustainable energy integration.