Sungrow, a provider of photovoltaic inverters and energy storage systems, announced on November 6, 2026, that it signed three distribution agreements with Solar Juice, Supply Partners and Raystech Group at All-Energy Australia 2026 in Melbourne. The agreements collectively cover 1.5 GW of photovoltaic (PV) volume and 4 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS) for the Australian market.
Sungrow Signs 4 GWh of Australian Storage Agreements
Three major distribution agreements deepen Sungrow’s local channel for solar and storage across Australia.
Solar Juice carries the largest storage volume, while every agreement covers 500 MW of PV.
The agreement with Solar Juice covers 500 MW of PV volume and 2.5 GWh of BESS. The storage allocation consists of 2 GWh for residential applications and 500 MWh for commercial and industrial applications. Solar Juice distributes solar panels, inverters, batteries and related technologies to installation partners in Australia.
Sungrow’s agreement with Supply Partners covers 500 MW of PV volume and 1 GWh of BESS. The storage volume is divided equally between residential and commercial and industrial applications, with 500 MWh allocated to each segment. The companies also plan to combine Sungrow’s technology with Supply Partners’ distribution, system design, technical assistance and installer training capabilities.
The renewed distribution agreement with Raystech Group covers 500 MW of PV volume and 500 MWh of residential BESS. Sungrow and Raystech have also collaborated on joint marketing, technical training and installer engagement. Raystech distributes solar and energy storage products across Australia and New Zealand.
Sungrow said the agreements are intended to strengthen its local distribution network and expand access to solar and storage solutions. The company plans to continue working with distributors and installers on local service, technical support, training and market development in Australia.
Source: PR Newswire
