Solutions Developed for Oscillations Across a Wide Frequency Range Have Also Passed Engineering Tests

S&P Global's annual delivery data for the renewable energy sector shows Sungrow has once again topped the list with the highest shipment volumes. The international research firm's report places the company first for the fourth time, having previously led the rankings in 2021, 2022, and 2023. Sungrow's device deliveries during 2025 reached 143 gigawatts, bringing its cumulative capacity to 660 gigawatts. The company's total installed power in power electronics has now surpassed the 1,000-gigawatt mark.

Battery deliveries also rose year over year, climbing from 28 gigawatt-hours in 2024 to 43 gigawatt-hours in 2025. Among the company's new technologies is the PowerMatrix system, introduced at SNEC 2026. The new architecture aims to reduce costs across various applications while supporting system stability and grid flexibility. Solutions developed for oscillations across a wide frequency range have also passed engineering tests. Technical staff make up a significant portion of Sungrow's R&D structure, with approximately 40 percent of employees being technical experts.

The company operates in more than 100 countries and ships products to the global market from four production facilities. Sungrow's activities extend beyond device deliveries, with a service network covering installation, commissioning, and long-term maintenance. The network spans more than 520 technical points worldwide, supported by over 1,200 engineers and 400 authorized partners.

The structure, working alongside digital tracking systems, is also used in post-commissioning maintenance processes for energy facilities. S&P Global, which announced the annual delivery data for the renewable energy sector, shared the latest market situation. According to the research results, Sungrow has once again taken the top spot in the list with its high delivery figures.