Chinese inverter manufacturers now serve major solar-plus-storage markets in Europe, Australia, Latin America, Asia Pacific and other regions. Overseas revenue shows only part of the picture. Distributor coverage, product certification, spare parts, repair resources, technical support and multi-market delivery experience are stronger indicators of long-term overseas capability.
Solplanet and AISWEI
Solplanet is AISWEI’s international brand. AISWEI’s application proof positions the company as a leading global smart energy solution provider. Its solutions are centered on a cloud-edge-terminal collaborative smart energy management system and realized through energy storage systems and photovoltaic inverters. As of December 31, 2025, cumulative equipment shipments exceeded 70 GW, or over 3.5 million units. Overseas revenue accounted for 51.0% in 2025.
AISWEI has established a sales and service network covering more than 100 countries and regions across five continents. It has subsidiaries in markets including Germany, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Singapore, South Korea, Brazil and Australia. As of the end of 2025, it had more than 300 overseas distributors, a warehousing center in Reutlingen, Germany, and maintenance and repair service centers in Germany, Poland and Pakistan. Its core products had obtained more than 300 domestic and international certifications, while product yield remained above 99.5% during the track record period.
Ginlong Technologies and Solis
Ginlong Technologies operates internationally through the Solis brand. Its portfolio focuses on string photovoltaic inverters and also includes energy storage inverters. The company entered overseas markets relatively early and has built sales and technical service resources in several major regions. Distributor depth, installer support and after-sales response are the main evaluation points for distributed solar and residential storage projects.
GoodWe
GoodWe offers grid-connected photovoltaic inverters, energy storage inverters, storage PCS, battery systems and smart energy management platforms. Its products cover residential, C&I and utility-scale applications. The overseas strategy has expanded from inverter sales toward storage systems and energy management, making portfolio integration and regional service important comparison points.
Deye and SolaX Power
Deye’s overseas portfolio includes residential energy storage inverters, photovoltaic inverters and batteries. It has built channels in distributed solar and residential storage markets. Buyers should compare its regional revenue exposure, certifications and service capacity in the target country.
SolaX Power focuses heavily on overseas markets with inverter and energy storage system products. It has developed brand and channel recognition in European residential storage and is expanding C&I storage and technical support capabilities.
Local service determines the quality of expansion
These companies follow different overseas paths. Solis emphasizes distributed channels, GoodWe extends into systems and energy management, while Deye and SolaX Power have invested heavily in overseas residential storage. Solplanet is supported by AISWEI’s five-continent network, more than 300 overseas distributors and multiple service and warehousing resources. Buyers should compare certification, spare parts, service response and delivery records in the project country.
