Solar inverters exported to overseas markets

Where are solar PV inverter shipments coming from in 2021?

In terms of geographic reach, Asia Pacific consumed over half or 116,064 MWac of the global solar PV inverter shipments in 2021. Shipments to China, India and Australia accounted for the increase in demand, with Huawei and Sungrow maintaining its dominance in the region. Europe took up 23% of the global market with 50,770 MWac inverter shipment.

What is the global solar PV inverter market like in 2023?

Global solar PV inverter* shipments grew by 56% in 2023 to 536 GWac, with China accounting for half of all shipments as the country’s solar demand doubled in 2023, according to the latest analysis by Wood Mackenzie. The top 10 PV inverter vendors, led by Chinese giants Huawei and Sungrow, controlled 81% of the global market.

Who owns the global PV inverter market?

The top 10 PV inverter vendors, led by Chinese giants Huawei and Sungrow, controlled 81% of the global market. Huawei and Sungrow alone captured over 50% of the global share, thanks largely to their popular utility-scale inverters, reports the market analyst.

Do solar inverters have zero export facilities?

However, most solar inverters don’t have zero export facilities. To convert any solar inverter into a Zero Export Solar Inverter, an external controller is required. The price of the Zero Export device varies from 60,000 Rs (INR) to 1,50,000 Rs (INR) in India and abroad, as per the plant size.