GoodWe BIPV launched milestone products at All Energy expo

GoodWe BIPV, a global leader in innovative solar technology, proudly announced a series of significant milestones achieved during their participation in the All Energy Expo in Melbourne.

GoodWe showcased its cutting-edge Galaxy 440 W Lightweight Panel, the Suncake Portable Panel, and unveiled the Fresh New Residential Solar Carport.

During the expo, GoodWe BIPV held a ceremonial handshake with Green Peak Energy, the biggest commercial PPA company in Australia. GoodWe is proud of being the only qualified lightweight panel by Green Peak which signals a major advancement for lightweight commercial projects in Australia.

In a further milestone, GoodWe BIPV signed golden retailer agreements for residential solar carport products with Direct Solar Wholesaler and UV Power, marking a critical step in the company’s leadership expansion within the Australian market.

“This partnership opens new doors for our advanced solar solutions, especially as we continue to strengthen our presence in Australia,” said Apollo, Senior International BD Director at GoodWe BIPV.

Adding to the success, Alspec Solar was awarded the “Year of Installation” for their exceptional work with GoodWe BIPV installations across Australia, further reinforcing the strong partnership and achievements between the two companies.

Additionally, to celebrate the launch of the Residential Solar Carport, GoodWe BIPV is offering an exclusive Christmas promotion for retailers: Buy 4.8 kW Single Solar Carport, get a free 5 kW inverter, and buy 8 kW Double Solar Carport, get a free 8.5 kW inverter. This promotion highlights GoodWe’s commitment to supporting their retail partners and expanding access to innovative solar solutions.

“Our booth was buzzing with interest throughout the expo, with customers drawn to our lightweight Galaxy panels and the revolutionary Waterproof Residential Solar Carport,” Apollo added.

 “This event has been an outstanding success for GoodWe BIPV and a key moment in our journey to accelerate renewable energy adoption in Australia.”