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Solplanet provides solar energy products aimed at making solar power accessible to everyone. The company, a brand of AISWEI, has been manufacturing solar equipment since 2009 and offers PV inverters, EV chargers, and smart monitoring solutions. How it works: Solplanet’s inverters convert solar DC electricity into usable AC power for homes or businesses, its EV chargers let users charge electric vehicles, and its smart monitoring tools help track system performance. The products are designed to be easy to install, reliable, and user-friendly, supporting straightforward setup and operation. How it differs from competitors: Solplanet leverages AISWEI’s long track record in solar technology to provide a range of integrated products with a focus on accessibility and dependable performance, appealing to customers who want simple, reliable solar and EV charging solutions. Its goal: to promote solar energy for everybody by making practical, easy-to-use solar products widely available.
About Solplanet
Industries
Energy
Enterprise Software
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Huangpu, China
Founded
2009
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What believers are saying
- Solplanet launched AI-Hub, commercial storage, and cloud API at Intersolar Europe 2026.
- Vietnam’s June 2026 service center and installer program should increase sales conversion.
- July 2026 Thai distribution commitments and 510 kW prototype signal broader Asia expansion.
What critics are saying
- Sungrow and Huawei Digital Power compress inverter pricing, shrinking Solplanet margins through 2026.
- Cloud API and AI control systems invite cybersecurity failures and commissioning delays in Europe.
- If AISWEI loses brand credibility, Solplanet becomes a commoditized white-label inverter seller.
What makes Solplanet unique
- AISWEI ranked first in residential string inverters and third in C&I, 2024.
- Solplanet sells integrated AI, storage, and cloud control across 100-plus countries.
- Vietnam and Doncaster training centers lock installers into Solplanet’s channel and warranty ecosystem.
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Solplanet, the global solar and energy storage brand, showcased its "human-centric AI" approach at Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich. The company unveiled an integrated energy ecosystem combining AI-powered management with human expertise for commercial and industrial applications. Key innovations include AI-Mode for commercial and industrial energy systems and new energy storage solutions. The platform integrates string photovoltaic inverters, hybrid inverters and storage into a centrally managed system, enabling self-consumption maximisation, peak shaving and load shifting. The scalable architecture supports flexible combination of photovoltaic and storage across multiple power classes. Headquartered in Shanghai, Solplanet operates across over 100 countries under parent company AISWEI. The solutions address Europe's volatile power prices, grid congestion and growing demand for flexible commercial energy management.
Vietnam's solar growth outpaces workforce supply. | 15 June 2026 As rooftop solar adoption accelerates across Southeast Asia, demand for trained installers and technical specialists is rising faster than the available workforce. Vietnam's solar industry is expanding rapidly, but a shortage of skilled workers is emerging as a critical challenge for the sector's long-term growth, according to Solar Quarter. As rooftop solar adoption accelerates across Southeast Asia, demand for trained installers and technical specialists is rising faster than the available workforce. As the media report stated, the widening skills gap could become a major obstacle to achieving renewable energy targets and supporting the region's energy transition. The challenge has prompted solar technology provider Solplanet and Vu Phong Energy Group to launch a new training initiative aimed at developing the next generation of solar professionals in Vietnam. Skills under strain The shortage is not unique to Vietnam. Across global renewable energy markets, employers are struggling to find workers with the technical expertise required to install, maintain and support solar systems. According to the 2025 U.S. Energy and Employment Report, 86% of solar employers report difficulties filling vacant positions. The issue is particularly acute in residential solar, where labour requirements are significantly higher than in large-scale utility projects, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA). In Southeast Asia, where governments are accelerating clean energy investments, workforce development is increasingly becoming a priority. The World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2025 found that employers across the region are stepping up efforts to address skills shortages, particularly in technical sectors linked to the green economy. Building talent pipelines Against this backdrop, Solplanet has opened its first Service and Training Center in Vietnam and signed a Master Distributor agreement with Vu Phong Energy Group for the Vietnam and Laos markets. The companies have also launched the Solplanet Certified Installer Program, a structured training pathway designed for both experienced solar professionals and newcomers seeking to enter the photovoltaic (PV) industry. The programme aims to expand the pool of qualified installers at a time when demand for technical expertise continues to grow across Vietnam's renewable energy sector. Industry partnership Pham Nam Phong, Chairman & CEO, Vu Phong Energy Group said, "The collaboration with Solplanet is part of Vu Phong Energy Group's strategy to expand our portfolio of high-quality energy solutions for Vietnam's growing market." He added, "We believe the combination of Vu Phong's project deployment capabilities and market experience, together with Solplanet's technology and product quality, will deliver real value to customers and contribute to the sustainable development of Vietnam's renewable energy sector." Simon Sun, Senior Regional Director, Solplanet Southeast Asia said, "Southeast Asia is one of the most dynamic solar markets in the world right now, and Vietnam is leading that charge. He added,"Opening this service and training center with Vu Phong Energy Group is one of our commitments to long-term growth in Vietnam - supporting installers, growing local expertise, and investing in the facilities and infrastructure the market needs. We are here to grow together with our partners and the installer community." The expansion is backed by Solplanet's parent company, AISWEI, which ranked first globally in residential string inverter shipments and third in the commercial and industrial segment, according to Wood Mackenzie's 2024 Global PV Inverter Shipment Rankings. As Vietnam's solar market continues to mature, industry leaders increasingly view workforce development as essential infrastructure. Without a steady pipeline of trained technicians and installers, the sector's growth ambitions could prove difficult to sustain.
Amco Renewables to host free solar technical roadshow for installers. Amco Renewables will open its Doncaster warehouse to local installers this May, hosting a free solar training event in partnership with global technology manufacturer Solplanet. Taking place on Tuesday 19th May 2026, the roadshow is designed to support regional installers as demand for renewable energy continues to grow across South Yorkshire and beyond. The event will give attendees direct access to Solplanet's latest technology, including solar inverters, battery storage systems, and EV charging solutions, alongside expert-led demonstrations and practical guidance on installation and performance. Installers will be able to get hands on with the equipment, speak directly with the manufacturers, and build the technical confidence needed to support customers transitioning to renewable energy. Image credit: Amco Renewables With the UK accelerating towards net zero targets and rising energy costs driving demand, events like this play a key role in equipping local businesses with the skills needed to support the transition. Greg Roy, Branch Manager at Amco Renewables, said: "As more homeowners look to take control of their energy costs, it's vital that installers have the knowledge and confidence to deliver high quality systems. Hosting this event at Amco allows us to support local trades with direct access to the latest technology and expertise." The event is free to attend, but spaces are limited. Early registration is recommended. Event Details: Date: Tuesday 19th May 2026, 9:30am - 1pm Location: Unit 8, Wheatley Hall Trade Park, Doncaster DN2 4NH Cost: Free For further information or to secure a place, contact: Posted: 12 May 2026
MESIA Solar Awards ceremony 2026 winner spotlight: Solplanet. Sales Director MENA - Solplanet Senior commercial executive with 15+ years of experience building and scaling energy and power generation businesses across the Middle East, North Africa, Türkiye, CIS, and India. Proven track record of launching new markets, developing regional growth strategies, and delivering sustained multi-million-euro revenue in complex, highly regulated, and relationship-driven energy environments. Known for combining strategic leadership with hands-on execution to convert market entry initiatives into scalable, long-term commercial growth. Extensive experience leading market entry and expansion for international energy technology providers, establishing partner ecosystems, key accounts, and government, utility, and EPC relationships. Focused on advancing sustainable and flexible power solutions in emerging and frontier markets, with a leadership approach centered on disciplined commercial strategy, strong regional relationships, and long-term value creation across the energy value chain. You've just won the Regional Inverter Provider Award at the MESIA Solar Awards 2025, what does this win represent for you and your team? This award is a meaningful recognition of the collective effort behind Solplanet's growth in the region. It represents the hard work of its local teams, partners, and distributors who are on the ground every day delivering projects, supporting customers, and building long-term relationships. For Middle East Solar Industry Association, it's not just about product performance - it's about being a reliable regional partner. This win validates its strategy of investing in local presence, technical support, and solutions tailored to Middle East conditions. Most importantly, it motivates Middle East Solar Industry Association to raise the bar even higher as Middle East Solar Industry Association continue supporting the region's energy transition. Growth in this market takes consistency, what has been the key factor Solplanet's progress in the region so far? Consistency in this market comes from trust, and trust is built through execution. The key factor behind Solplanet's progress has been its focus on long-term partnerships rather than short-term wins. Middle East Solar Industry Association has invested in strong local teams, responsive after-sales support, and close collaboration with EPCs and distributors to make sure its solutions perform reliably in real regional conditions - from high temperatures to complex grid requirements. By staying close to its customers and adapting quickly to market needs, Middle East Solar Industry Association has been able to grow in a sustainable way and position Solplanet as a dependable regional player Looking ahead to 2026, what's the next big objective Solplanet is working towards in the region? In 2026, its focus is on scaling responsibly while deepening its regional footprint. Its next big objective is to expand its partner ecosystem, strengthen local service capabilities, and accelerate adoption in fast-growing segments such as utility-scale, C&I, and hybrid PV-plus-storage solutions. Middle East Solar Industry Association is also working closely with stakeholders to align with national energy strategies across the GCC and Türkiye, supporting grid modernization, localization, and long-term sustainability goals. The aim is not just to grow volume, but to build a stronger, more resilient platform that positions Solplanet as a long-term technology and solutions partner for the region Why do you think industry recognition platforms like the MESIA Solar Awards matter for the growth of the clean energy sector across MENA? Industry recognition platforms like the MESIA Solar Awards play an important role in accelerating the clean energy sector across MENA. They create visibility for best practices, successful projects, and companies that are raising standards in technology, execution, and partnership. By bringing together developers, EPCs, manufacturers, financiers, and policymakers, these platforms help strengthen collaboration and knowledge-sharing across the ecosystem. That ultimately builds confidence in solar and clean energy as bankable, scalable solutions for the region.
What are Solplanet's plans for expanding its presence in the Middle East, and how do you see the solar PV market evolving in this region?
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About Solplanet
Industries
Energy
Enterprise Software
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Huangpu, China
Founded
2009
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