ATMOCE Expands into Latin America, Starting from Brazil
As one of Latin America’s largest and most dynamic solar markets, Brazil offers strong opportunities across both new solar installations and the growing demand for energy storage. ATMOCE has already established a local team in Brazil, laying the foundation for deeper market understanding, local support and long-term partner development.
“Latin America represents an important new chapter in ATMOCE’s global journey,” said Giorgio Chen, Founder, Chairman and CEO of ATMOCE. “We are here not simply to enter a new market, but to build local capabilities, develop lasting partnerships and bring differentiated technologies that create long-term value for customers and partners.”
Innovation Built from the Architecture Up
At the core of ATMOCE’s differentiation is its technology foundation. With Extra-Low Voltage (ELV) AC architecture as the foundation and semiconductor-driven power electronics as a core innovation engine, ATMOCE addresses safety, efficiency and long-term reliability from the architecture level.
At Intersolar South America, ATMOCE showcased its one-stop solar and energy storage solutions for residential and C&I applications. Built on a modular and scalable architecture, the portfolio is designed to simplify system deployment and enable flexible expansion as energy needs evolve. The showcase featured three flagship products:
MI-Series Microinverters: Powering Homes to Businesses with Unrivalled Versatility
ATMOCE’s MI-Series 2-in-1 microinverters designed to Brazil operate at Extra-Low Voltage below 60 Vdc and deliver INMETRO efficiency of 97.5% and 937 W output. With one SKU designed to fit every module, the microinverter scales seamlessly from residential installations to MW-level C&I projects, while its adaptable design and plug-and-play expandability provide flexibility across diverse solar applications.
Secure Energy Storage Solutions: Unmatched Protection for Residential and Commercial Applications
For residential applications, the M-ELV Battery is the world’s first ELV AC-coupled battery operating below 30 Vdc, fundamentally reducing electrical risk at the architecture level. Its modular design supports flexible expansion, while compatibility with third-party PV inverters makes it particularly well suited to retrofit scenarios, enabling storage to be added to existing solar systems without replacing the original PV inverter.
For commercial and industrial applications, BattBank, the world’s first ELV stackable AC battery, extends the same ELV AC architecture to C&I energy storage. Its modular, stackable design enables power and capacity to scale flexibly with project requirements, simplifying deployment and future expansion.
Growing with Local Partners
As ATMOCE expands into Latin America, local partnerships will be central to its long-term market development. In Brazil, ATMOCE is building its regional presence together with Dynamis, a local distributor that shares the company’s commitment to innovation and long-term partnership.
Beyond differentiated technology, ATMOCE aims to support partners with local technical expertise, professional training, marketing collaboration and after-sales service, helping them build capabilities, develop new business opportunities and serve customers effectively.
“Every market has different needs, and localization is essential to turning global technology into local value,” said Lucas Troia, Brazil Director of ATMOCE. “Our goal is to grow together with our partners and build the capabilities needed for long-term success.”
Following its debut at the trade show in São Paulo, ATMOCE will continue strengthening its local foundation and partner ecosystem in Brazil while exploring opportunities across Latin America.
Born Global, Built Local.