In October 2025, the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) in South Africa was brightly lit as the two-day South Africa International Solar Energy and Storage Exhibition came to a close. As a core communication platform for Africa's energy transition, this exhibition attracted 268 exhibitors from over 30 countries and more than 11,000 professional visitors. Jiangsu Jinsun New Energy Co., Ltd. showcased customized solar storage solutions tailored for the African market, becoming one of the highlights of the exhibition.

Customized Exhibits Addressing Africa's Energy Pain Points

To address the core needs of high irradiation, frequent power outages, and electricity supply gaps in remote areas in South Africa, Jiangsu Jinsun's booth focused on three core technology solutions:

• Anti-Reverse Photovoltaic Energy Storage System: Equipped with UV-resistant photovoltaic modules, achieving a conversion efficiency of 23.2%, and paired with liquid-cooled energy storage units, it can operate stably in high-temperature environments of up to 45°C, solving equipment wear issues under Africa's extreme climate.
• Millisecond-Level Power Backup Solution: The three-phase energy storage inverter supports a 1.6 times DC/AC overload design, equipped with a generator interface and Smart Load functionality, with a switch-over speed of less than 10ms during power outages.
• Integrated Photovoltaic + Agriculture System: Integrating efficient photovoltaic water pumps with off-grid energy storage modules, it has an IP66 protection rating, suitable for irrigation needs in arid regions, reducing agricultural water costs by over 40%.

In-Depth Business Matching Under Policy Winds

"The goal of South Africa to have 40% of its energy from renewable sources by 2030 presents three major opportunities for Chinese companies — the annual demand for moisture-proof inverters suitable for high-temperature environments exceeds 500,000 units, the household energy storage market is growing at an annual rate of 22%, and the gap in microgrid projects is as high as hundreds of billions." This viewpoint aligns closely with the planning in South Africa's "National Energy Policy," which emphasizes the focus on energy storage and distributed energy.

Long-Term Commitment to the African Market

"The annual procurement scale of electrical equipment in Africa exceeds $30 billion; we bring not only products but also full lifecycle services."

This exhibition not only showcased Jiangsu Jinsun's technical strength but also reflected the deep participation of Chinese new energy companies in Africa's energy transition. As Africa's $80 billion energy investment market gradually unfolds, the technical cooperation and industrial synergy between both parties will inject new momentum into the global clean energy development.