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EU expert group urges curbs on high-risk solar suppliers
Cybersecurity experts advising the European Commission say PV components and software from high-risk third-country suppliers should be restricted in all market segments, including plug-in systems, and that inverters should face third-party certification under the Cyber Resilience Act.
Waaree Power ramps up string inverter manufacturing capacity to 4.15 GW
Waaree Energies’ subsidiary Waaree Power has commenced commercial production on a new solar inverter manufacturing line with an annual capacity of 1.1 GW at its facility in Sarodhi, Valsad, Gujarat. The expansion takes Waaree Power’s total string inverter manufacturing capacity to 4.15 GW.
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ABB returns to utility-scale market with Gamesa Electric integration
The integration of Gamesa Electric strengthens ABB’s position in power electronics for PV and utility-scale energy storage. The company now combines industrial capabilities, technology development and a global service network to expand into new markets.
EU inverter restrictions could shift from countries to individual high-risk suppliers
Proposed amendments to the EU’s Cybersecurity Act 2 would shift the assessment of “high-risk” suppliers from a country-based approach toward individual company evaluations. The changes could affect how restrictions on solar inverter suppliers are applied, although specific suppliers and measures should be determined at a later stage.
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Swelect launches hybrid solar inverter range for C&I applications
Swelect Energy Systems has launched its Swess EN+ hybrid solar inverter range for C&I applications, covering 5–50 kW and scalable beyond 50 kW. The system integrates solar, battery storage and grid power, expanding Swelect’s energy portfolio alongside its recently increased 2 GW+ PV module capacity and 10 MWh BESS.
Chinese PV Industry Brief: CEEC launches 15 GW module procurement
China Energy Engineering Corp. has launched a 15 GW module tender spanning TOPCon, HJT and BC technologies, while China South-to-North Water Diversion Group shortlisted bidders for 1.3 GW, with BC modules commanding an 8% premium over TOPCon.
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