The PVBook, a digital catalog set to boost the photovoltaic market, will soon be unveiled, offering companies a unique platform to position themselves in a rapidly evolving and highly competitive environment.

Produced by Strategic Energy Corp, this catalog centralizes technical information on essential products— inverters, modules, trackers, and batteries—within an intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface, streamlining the comparison of specifications and decision-making in the global market.

PVBook’s strength lies in the quality of its participants. Established industry leaders such as Jinko Solar, Sungrow, Black and Veatch, AP System, Gonvarri Solar Steel, GCL, Solstice Solar Power, Solis, Amara, S-5!, JA Solar, and 8.2 Group have already joined.

Additionally, the platform continues to expand with new additions like YPF LUZ, GENNEIA, 360 Energy, Huawei, Risen Energy and Growatt, further strengthening its network of collaborators and providing manufacturers and suppliers with a more robust channel to connect with buyers and decision-makers worldwide.

The market’s dynamism is reflected in data from IRENA: in 2023, global solar energy capacity reached 1,419 GW, driven by an increase of 346 GW—marking a 32.2% growth in just one year. Furthermore, the 90% reduction in the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) for solar technology—now at USD 0.044/kWh—highlights its competitiveness and the rising global demand for renewable solutions.

Looking ahead, the outlook is promising. With the COP28 agreement setting the goal of tripling installed renewable energy capacity to 11 TW by 2030, the market is heading toward substantial expansion. In this scenario, having a tool that provides precise and up-to-date technical information is essential for companies to adapt to emerging trends and seize business opportunities.

PVBook is positioning itself as a key catalyst in the photovoltaic market, enabling companies to strengthen their presence and visibility in a dynamic global landscape.

The addition of YPF LUZ, GENNEIA, 360 Energy, Huawei, Risen and Growatt reinforces its role as a strategic ally, paving the way for a more competitive and renewable transition in the energy sector.