Sigenergy Unveils AI-Powered Energy Solutions at Intersolar Europe 2025

Sigenergy Technology Co., Ltd. has showcased its latest AI-driven energy solutions at Intersolar Europe 2025, featuring advancements in smart energy management and hardware innovations.

Sigenergy Technology Co., Ltd. has showcased its latest AI-driven energy solutions at Intersolar Europe 2025, announced in a press release. The company introduced a comprehensive portfolio of AI-powered products, including the upgraded mySigen App 3.0, which offers enhanced visualization and predictive analytics for energy management.

Sigenergy's hardware innovations include the second-generation hybrid inverter, designed for residential use, and the SigenMicro, a microinverter with advanced communication capabilities. These products aim to improve efficiency and safety in energy systems, with features like fan-less design, high efficiency, and quick installation.

Additionally, Sigenergy has expanded its Energy Gateway portfolio, offering scalable backup power solutions for both residential and commercial applications. The company's flagship product, SigenStor, integrates multiple energy components into a single unit, enhancing energy management and storage capabilities. These advancements reflect Sigenergy's commitment to driving global adoption of smart energy solutions.

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