Under the dual pressures of global climate change challenges and geopolitical uncertainties, energy independence and self-sufficiency have become focal points worldwide. Photovoltaic (PV) technology, with its clean and renewable characteristics, is a crucial pathway to achieving energy independence. However, traditional inverters need to catch up to meet growing storage needs. With their unique advantages, hybrid inverters are rapidly becoming the favorites in the inverter market.

From June 13 to 15, SWATTEN made remarkable achievements at the SNEC 2024 Shanghai exhibition. We focused on residential systems, continuously signing agreements, and successfully launching the new Three-Phase Inverter.About SWATTENSWATTEN is dedicated to providing comprehensive energy storage solutions for households worldwide. Our product range includes single-p...

From May 28th to 30th, the 2024 Lisbon Energy Summit & Exhibition occurred at the Lisbon Exhibition Center in Portugal. This premier event, hosted by the Portuguese Ministry of Environment and Climate Action, brought together Europe's top energy leaders to discuss the transformation of traditional industries and the future of renewable technology development, promoting the world's "green investment."

From May 14th to 16th, the Power Uzbekistan exhibition in Tashkent successfully concluded. This highly influential event in Uzbekistan's power and energy sector attracted numerous key government officials, representatives of state-owned enterprises, industry experts, and manufacturers. As a central hub for power production and transmission in Central Asia, Uzbekistan showcased its strong production and technological potential, significantly impacting the national economy.

The Budapest Renewable Energy Exhibition RENEO2024, organized by Hungary's Hungexpo Exhibition Company, successfully concluded from April 10th to 14th. This event, gathering elites from the global renewable energy and construction industries, again became the focus of attention and a significant annual event in Hungary and the entire Central and Eastern European region.