GoodWe Europe GmbH

Booth

B4.109, B4.210

Exhibition

This supplier is exhibiting at Intersolar Europe.

GLOBAL MEMBER

Product Groups

Inverters

Contact Information

+49 (0) 89 780728941
sales.emea@goodwe.com
https://emea.goodwe.com/
GoodWe Europe GmbH
Kistlerhofstrasse 170
81379 München, Germany

Individual company presentation

Established in 2010, GoodWe is a leading PV inverter manufacturer and smart energy solutions provider, serving residential, commercial, industrial, and utility segments. With a global workforce of around 5,000 employees, which includes over 1,000 R&D experts, GoodWe prioritizes continuous innovation and product quality, investing 8% of its revenue in R&D annually. This commitment has earned GoodWe seven consecutive TÜV Rheinland "All Quality Matters" awards and recognition as the Global Top 3 hybrid inverter supplier by Wood Mackenzie in 2021. With a track record of 71 GW installations across 100+ countries and regions, GoodWe remains dedicated to expanding its manufacturing network, highlighted by the announcement of its first overseas factory in Vietnam in 2024, marking its third in the manufacturing network.

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B4.109, B4.210

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