GoodWe Recognized as Australia’s Leading Inverter and Battery Manufacturer for 2025

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GoodWe has won the accolade of being 2025’s No. 2 Inverter Manufacturer and Top 5 Battery Manufacturer in Australia, as per the rankings released by Sunwiz. This bears witness to strong sales performance of the inverters and batteries across the country, and also reflects the consumer trust.

The awards were distributed during the Smart Energy Conference and Exhibition 2025 earlier this year.

Australia is GoodWe’s first overseas market and has played a key role in the company’s global journey.

Dean Williamson, GoodWe Country Manager for Australia and New Zealand, commented,“SunWiz provides the industry with crucial information and data. For us as an OEM, it’s extremely helpful because it points us in the right direction. It makes sure we’re talking to the right installers, the retailers, and provides that overall market data. Whether it’s market size or breaks it down in inverter class segments, it provides us with so much information that really enables us to focus on the right target audience moving forward.”

Warwick Johnston, Managing Director of SunWiz, added, “Tracking the leading retailers is just one of the things we do in the industry, as well leading manufacturers…this year, we’re actually also awarding top battery manufacturers at the 2025 awards. For us, it’s about celebrating all those companies that have done a great job at rolling out lots of solar storage across our industry. It complements what we do with market intelligence, which is all about informing people to make good decisions so we can all move swiftly in the right direction.”

 

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