International – Growatt said it will raise prices for string inverters, hybrid and storage inverters, commercial and industrial (C&I) storage cabinets, and residential storage systems by around 5% to 10% from Oct.08.
The company attributed the adjustment to higher raw-material costs, tighter supplies of some core components and rising manufacturing expenses. Sungrow had already implemented price increases of around 5% to 15% for several categories of solar inverters from Sept.20.
Source: pv magazine International
pv magazine International
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