Bridging Nations with Light: SKYWORTH PV Marks 50 Years of China–Thailand Ties and Powers Southeast Asia’s Green Future

2025 marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Thailand, a significant milestone that not only symbolizes the deep bond of “brotherhood” between the two countries, but also injects renewed momentum into bilateral cooperation across energy, technology, and industry.

Against this meaningful backdrop, SKYWORTH PV made a striking appearance at the ASEAN Sustainable Energy Week (ASEW) 2025, held in Bangkok from July 2–4. Showcasing a wide range of core products and EPC service, SKYWORTH PV demonstrated strong technological capabilities in support of the dual-carbon goals and the deepening of China–Thailand collaboration in clean energy.

As one of the most influential clean energy exhibitions in Southeast Asia, ASEW drew the attention of energy professionals from across the globe. At Booth T1 in QSNCC, SKYWORTH PV presented an immersive, scenario-based display combined with hands-on product demonstrations, highlighting its expertise in residential PV storage systems and integrated EPC solutions — making it one of the key highlights of the exhibition.

Thailand's Renewable Energy Ambition Sets the Stage

In recent years, the Thai government has actively advanced energy transition efforts through continuous policy evolution. The Power Development Plan (PDP) 2018–2037 and the Alternative Energy Development Plan aimed for renewable energy to comprise 30% of the mix by 2037. However, the new PDP 2024–2037 draft, released in September 2024, raises this ambition even further — targeting 51% of power generation from renewables by 2037, with hydropower included.

As of 2023, Thailand had installed 3.2 GW of solar capacity, with an additional 2.17 GW added in that year alone — 85% of which came from the C&I sector, reflecting the country’s strong market potential and dynamic growth.

SKYWORTH PV Thailand Subsidiary Launch: A New Chapter for Regional

ExpansionBacked by a localized team, this strategic move will strengthen market presence, accelerate project implementation, and reinforce the company’s long-term commitment to the Southeast Asian market.

Full-Scope EPC Services Empower Thailand's Energy Transition

To better serve the Thai market, SKYWORTH PV has established a comprehensive EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) service system — covering everything from site survey, system design, and equipment integration, to construction, grid connection, and post-installation O&M. This one-stop solar solution is tailored to meet the needs of C&I customers with efficiency and precision.

Meanwhile, SKYWORTH PV is innovating its business model through the deep integration of photovoltaics, finance, and digital technology. In collaboration with Thai financial partners, the company provides customized, diversified financing options to ease capital pressure and accelerate project delivery — enabling partners to reduce upfront costs, scale quickly, and achieve both environmental and economic benefits.

High-Efficiency Modules Take Center Stage, BC Module to Enter Southeast Asia

Among the standout products at the booth was the 430W high-efficiency bifacial module, featuring advanced double-glass design and a front-side efficiency of 22.02%. The module maintains excellent performance even in low-light conditions, significantly increasing system yield. With a rear-side bifaciality of up to 80%, it maximizes reflected light to further boost power generation.

Tested for high PID resistance, it ensures stable long-term output and reliability. Backed by a 15-year product warranty, it’s an ideal solution for Southeast Asia’s hot and humid climate.

SKYWORTH PV also announced that BC cell module, co-developed with Aiko Solar, will soon be available in the Southeast Asian market. In addition to high efficiency, this product line delivers enhanced aesthetics and installation flexibility — expanding SKYWORTH PV’s regional portfolio and bringing more green energy options to customers.

Inverter × Battery Synergy: Building Scalable, Efficient Storage Systems

A core highlight of the booth was SKYWORTH’s 5–15kW three-phase high-voltage hybrid inverter, showcasing the company’s system integration expertise. With low startup voltage, wide operating range, and fast on/off-grid switching (less than 10 ms), it’s ideal for scenarios such as unexpected power outages.

The paired SWR5120–020K high-voltage battery features a modular, stackable design, IP66 protection rating, and supports parallel expansion with up to 8 units — reaching a total capacity of 20.48 kWh. With a 90% depth of discharge and high inverter compatibility, the system offers efficiency, longevity, and scalability — earning high praise from professional visitors.

Prior to the exhibition, SKYWORTH PV was invited to speak at a forum hosted by Energy Box, which brought together key figures from Southeast Asia’s PV and energy storage sectors to explore market trends and the path forward. Jiang Hao, Regional Director of Southeast Asia at SKYWORTH PV, delivered a keynote on "C&I PV Trends in Thailand," analyzing local policy developments, technology demands, and market opportunities — garnering wide recognition.

For its ongoing innovation and comprehensive clean energy solutions, SKYWORTH PV was honored with the Smart Sustainability Solutions Award, a testament to its leadership in driving green development and technological advancement.

This exhibition marks not only SKYWORTH PV’s latest milestone in global expansion, but also reflects the convergence of Chinese smart manufacturing and Southeast Asia’s sustainability vision. Leveraging 37 years of SKYWORTH Group’s manufacturing legacy and global perspective, SKYWORTH PV will continue to enhance integrated capabilities — high-quality products, localized services, and complete solutions.

As China and Thailand celebrate half a century of friendship, SKYWORTH PV remains committed to open cooperation and shared success. Powered by innovation, we are accelerating the adoption of green energy across Southeast Asia — bringing clean electricity into homes and industries, and co-creating a low-carbon, sustainable future.