PrimeVOLT Embarks on New Horizons Domestically and Internationally in 2023

Each year unveils a unique chapter, and 2023 emerges as a groundbreaking one for PrimeVOLT. The company has officially established PrimeVOLT New Energy Australia Pty Ltd in March, strategically positioning the company to tap into the world’s fastest-growing source of electricity generation, with Australia at the forefront. The establishment of the subsidiary in Australia marks a significant milestone for PrimeVOLT, chartering a new frontier to drive the clean energy transition beyond Taiwan.

 

Throughout 2023, PrimeVOLT made a successful entry into the new market, gaining widespread recognition from both industry experts and users. This success was propelled by a dynamic series of events and the launch of new products, setting the stage for a year of innovation and expansion.

 

In March, Taiwan PrimeVOLT unveiled its latest generation of high-current solar inverters, including 30kW, 60kW and 75kW models compatible with high-power modules, promising users with a more stable and efficient solar power generation experience. The new products were installed at the Taichung Jianguo Market, the largest public retail market in Taiwan. This project not only revitalized the public space but also set a nationwide benchmark for green energy transition, earning PrimeVOLT high recognition from the Taichung City Government, who actively promotes green energy and aims to build a low-carbon city.

Headquartered in Taiwan and a subsidiary of APD Group, PrimeVOLT has inherited decades of expertise and innovation in power electronics and new energy. Thanks to its superior quality and unmatched competitive after-sales service, PrimeVOLT earned the top spot in inverter shipments in Taiwan for 2022 in April. Over the past years, PrimeVOLT has achieved an impressive growth rate of 30% per year and has shipped over 1.8GW into the local market, bolstering its impactful presence in renewable energy.

In May, PrimeVOLT showcased at the Smart Energy Council Conference and Exhibition in Sydney, debuting its latest innovation – the three-phase hybrid inverter PV 5/6/8/10 KHB-D3, alongside a stellar lineup of cutting-edge PV inverter products. Adhering to the most stringent international standards, PrimeVOLT’s products have been CEC certified, ensuring a gateway to the Australia market and numerous oversea markets in the future.

In the vibrant landscape of Taiwan’s inverter market, where competition has intensified, Taiwan PrimeVOLT has been ramping up collaboration with leading solar developers and EPC partners to further enhance products portfolios and market competitiveness. From August 3 to 4, PrimeVOLT was invited to attend the Photovoltaic Building Integration Symposium and Energy-Selected Products Application Seminar hosted by AUO, a prominent Taiwanese company that specializes in optoelectronic solutions. Building on this momentum, PrimeVOLT signed the distribution contract with New Green Power, expanding its reach to a broader customer base and further extending its service offerings. Approximately one month after the contract signing, PrimeVOLT and New Green Power jointly hosted a Product Seminar, engaging with over a hundred EPC installers in Taiwan, which not only showcased the latest inverter models from PrimeVOLT but also facilitated discussions and exchanges on product technology and applications with various industry players.

Beyond the excellence of its product offerings, what truly sets PrimeVLOT apart from its competitors is its commitment to localized customer service in Taiwan. This customer-centric approach ensures a swift and effective response to technical challenges, with a primary focus on minimizing customer power generation losses. In a collaborative effort, PrimeVOLT and its partners have joined force with aim of accelerating construction efficiency, making significant contribution to the thriving development of new energy in Taiwan.

 

More exciting news came in October when PrimeVOLT exhibited its extensive product portfolio at Energy Taiwan 2023 and clinched the prestigious “Taiwan Excellent PV Award 2023” from the Bureau of Energy, Ministry of Economic Affairs of Taiwan, marking the third consecutive year of this outstanding achievement. At the exhibition, PrimeVOLT showcased its robust R&D capacity and unveiled more new cutting-edge inverters, including novel single-phase and three-phase models designed for high-power panels, resonated strongly with the surging market demand.

 

The excitement didn’t end there – PrimeVOLT stepped onto another grand platform, the highly-anticipated All-Energy Australia 2023 in Melbourne. Here, the company went above and beyond, presenting a dazzling array of PV inverters ranging from 2kW to 125kW, along with hybrid inverters spanning from 4.6kW to 9.99kW. This impressive showcase highlights PrimeVOLT’s pioneering R&D and manufacturing expertise in this field. As a member of the Clean Energy Council (CEC), the leading body in Australia’s clean energy industry, PrimeVOLT always stands at the forefront of innovation. With its products certified by TUV Rheinland Australia, PrimeVOLT has been making monumental strides, significantly boosting its manufacturing capacity from 3GW to a remarkable 10GW. This achievement unfolds at PrimeVOTL’s state-of-the-art manufacturing sites in both Shenzhen and Taipei, symbolizing a commitment to excellence and a vision for a sustainable energy future.

With a mission in new energy as the beacon, PrimeVOLT has brought various new tidings in 2023, from market expansion to the launch of innovative products, and manufacturing capacity enhancement. As the market continues to evolve in the high-power and energy storage arena, PrimeVOLT maintains its steadfast commitment to fortifying its R&D and manufacturing capabilities, elevating customer service standards, and delivering more competitively positioned inverters to both domestic and international users. Being the game-changer of the green energy transition, PrimeVOLT is fully poised to unlock more potentials in the years ahead through close collaboration with Australian strategic partners.