Sineng Electric Ranked No. 3 Globally in PV Inverter Shipments, Reinforcing Leadership in Solar Energy Sector

Sineng Electric, a global leader in solar PV, energy storage, and hydrogen solutions, has been ranked No. 3 globally in PV inverter shipments for 2025, according to the latest report from S&P Global Energy. The company has maintained its position among the global top ten PV inverter suppliers for 13 consecutive years, underscoring its sustained market presence and long-term growth momentum.

This global recognition underscores Sineng Electric’s continued focus on technological advancement, product reliability, and customer value creation. Supported by a robust R&D ecosystem and advanced manufacturing capabilities, the company has built strong expertise in power electronics technology, enabling efficient product development, large-scale production, and consistent quality across global markets. The report also highlights Sineng Electric’s strong regional performance, ranking the company No. 2 in PV inverter shipments in both India and the Middle East, and No. 3 in China. With business operations spanning more than 100 countries, the company remains committed to delivering reliable and efficient renewable energy solutions worldwide.

Responding to the increasing demand for renewable energy systems with enhanced grid support capabilities, Sineng has expanded its portfolio with grid-forming technology, supporting the transition toward more resilient power systems.

Peter Yang, CEO of Sineng Electric, said: “Being recognized as the world’s No. 3 PV inverter supplier by S&P Global represents an important milestone for Sineng and reflects the confidence placed in our company by customers and partners worldwide. As the renewable energy landscape continues to evolve, we will remain focused on advancing power electronics technologies, enhancing product performance, and strengthening localized support capabilities. Through continuous investment and global collaboration, Sineng is dedicated to accelerating the transition toward a cleaner, more resilient, and sustainable energy future.”