On October 16, 2024, the ExpoSolar Colombia commenced in grand style at the Medellín International Exhibition Center. Recognized as the largest and most influential photovoltaic exhibition in Central America and the Caribbean, ExpoSolar serves as a vital platform for global renewable energy companies to showcase innovative solutions while facilitating dialogue and collaboration among industry professionals to address the challenges and opportunities in sustainable energy development across Latin America.
MUST, leveraging its deep market insights and professional expertise, presented tailored household energy storage solutions that garnered significant attention and inquiries from numerous clients. The showcased products included split-phase inverters (110/220V) paired with lithium battery storage systems, capable of parallel operation with a maximum output of 36kW. Additionally, the exhibition featured off-grid solar inverters (110V), uninterruptible power supplies (110V), and grid-tied inverters with IP66 protection. Each product is thoughtfully designed to meet the energy demands specific to the Latin American region, providing local users with efficient and reliable clean energy solutions.
In light of the escalating global extreme weather conditions, the El Niño phenomenon has had a profound impact on countries like Colombia, particularly leading to a significant decline in hydropower generation and resulting in electricity supply shortages. Hydropower plants in Colombia reported water flow levels at just 10% of normal in the first half of this year, with a projected annual reduction in generation of about 10%, placing substantial pressure on the country’s economic development. In response to these challenges, photovoltaic energy storage solutions have emerged as a critical option for ensuring stable electricity supply.
Looking to the future, MUST recognizes the strong market growth potential in Colombia and the broader Latin American region. With the increasing demand for clean energy, MUST is committed to expanding its investment in the Latin American market, driving the development of photovoltaic energy storage solutions, and supporting countries like Colombia in achieving their renewable energy objectives.
