Manila, Philippines – Huawei Digital Power Philippines is set to transform the nation's renewable energy landscape with the introduction of its 50KTL, 80KTL, and 150KTL Smart String Inverters.
The event, titled "Philippines C&I New Inverter Product Launch 2024," held at the company's headquarters in Milestone Building, BGC, Taguig, on September 27.
Over 50 key stakeholders from the energy, photovoltaic (PV), and energy storage sectors, including installers, developers, and sustainability advocates, gathered to witness the unveiling of these advanced solutions.
The new inverters are designed to enhance energy efficiency, reduce operational costs, and promote the adoption of renewable energy in the Philippines' commercial and industrial (C&I) sectors. These cutting-edge technologies are set to play a critical role in accelerating the country's clean energy transition, while offering greater reliability and performance for various energy projects across the nation.
Jack Xiao, Huawei Digital Power Philippines' Partner & Ecosystem Development Director, emphasized the significance of technological advancements in addressing the growing energy needs of the local renewable market. Hereaffirmed Huawei's commitment to driving progress through innovative solutions that will ultimately lead the country toward a more resilient and greener energy future.
Jack Xiao delivering his Welcome Remarks
Junrhey Castro, Managing Director of BayWa r.e. Solar Systems Corporation Philippines, spoke highly of the new inverters, expressing confidence that these would not only help streamline project implementation for EPCs and developers, but also facilitate greater integration of renewable energy into the national grid. He noted that the reliability and performance of these inverters will drive down costs, making renewable energy more accessible to businesses and consumers alike.
The launch offered the attendees a thorough overview of the 50KTL, 80KTL, and 150KTL Smart String Inverters, which are poised to play a pivotal role in advancing the Philippines' low-carbon initiatives. The presentation detailed how these inverters incorporate Huawei's state-of-the-art "4T" technologies -- BiT, WatT, HeaT, and BatTery -- to enhance energy efficiency and reliability. The adaptability of the inverters to various commercial and industrial applications were likewise impressed on the audience, making a key asset in the country's renewable energy strategy.
The event culminated in the official unveiling of the new Smart String Inverters led by Huawei Digital Power Philippines and BayWa r.e. Solar Systems Corporation Philippines. Their presentation showcased the state-of-the-art inverters to an enthusiastic audience, symbolizing the strong partnership between Huawei and BayWa r.e. in advancing the country's renewable energy infrastructure.
Unveiling of the 50KTL, 80KTL and 150KTL Smart String Inverters
As solar energy becomes more cost-effective and efficient, the Philippines stands at the brink of a significant energy evolution. The introduction of the 50KTL, 80KTL, and 150KTL Smart String Inverters marks a pivotal moment in this transition, bridging the gap between renewable photovoltaic generation and conventional power sources, and poised to lessen the nation's dependence on traditional energy while addressing economic and environmental challenges.
The event served as a platform for engaging discussions about the future of solar power and energy storage in the Philippines. Participants explored critical topics such as ensuring safety in photovoltaic and energy storage system (ESS) installations and exploring innovative strategies to enhance the country's energy infrastructure.
Aligned with the Philippine government's ambitious targets of achieving a 35% renewable energy share by 2030 and 50% by 2040, Huawei is dedicated to driving progress through innovation and strategic alliances. These initiatives are crucial for fostering the widespread adoption of renewable energy technologies, ultimately paving the way for a robust and sustainable energy landscape that benefits both the economy and the environment for the Philippines.
