Sungrow Unveils Grid & Home Energy Solutions at Philippine Solar Expo 2025

MANILA, Philippines – Global renewable energy leader Sungrow made waves at Solar & Storage Live Philippines 2025 this week, unveiling advanced solutions tailored to accelerate the nation’s clean energy transition. With the Philippines grappling with grid instability and surging residential energy demands, the company spotlighted two flagship innovations: its utility-focused PowerTitan 2.0 battery storage system and the upcoming MG Series for households.

Revolutionizing Grid Stability with PowerTitan 2.0

Designed to address the archipelago’s urgent energy challenges—including blackouts and load fluctuations—the liquid-cooled PowerTitan 2.0 offers a 2.5MW/5MWh capacity in a single 20-foot container. Key features include:

• Adaptive intelligence for Philippine grid conditions

• Integrated AC/DC architecture boosting efficiency

• Industry-leading safety validated by rigorous global burn tests

The system supports critical applications like frequency regulation and black-start capabilities, positioning it as a cornerstone for large-scale renewable integration.

Empowering Homes with the MG Residential Series

As energy costs rise, Sungrow previewed its *Low-Voltage Residential Energy Storage MG5/6/8/10RL*, a modular solution promising greater energy independence for urban households. Slated for launch later this year, the series emphasizes user-friendly design, smart energy management, and scalability to meet diverse home needs.

Commitment to Southeast Asia’s Sustainable Future

“Our innovations reflect Sungrow’s dedication to solving regional energy pain points,” stated Luis Xu, Sungrow’s APAC General Manager. “From grid resilience to affordable residential storage, we’re partnering with the Philippines to build a cleaner, more reliable energy ecosystem.”

Industry analysts highlighted Sungrow’s dual focus on utility and residential markets as a strategic response to the Philippines’ rapid renewable adoption, projected to grow 15% annually through 2030.

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