From August 26 to 28, Intersolar South America, the premier energy event in South America, took place at the Northern Exhibition Center in São Paulo, Brazil. According to the latest report by the Brazilian Solar Energy Association (ABSOLAR), Brazil's cumulative installed photovoltaic capacity reached 60 GW by the end of July 2025. Small and medium-sized distributed systems accounted for a significant 70% of this total (42.1 GW).
Against this backdrop of a dynamic market, Gokin Solar showcased four high-efficiency modules at booth R5.74. By precisely addressing local market needs, the company became a focal point of the exhibition.
Gokin Solar showcased a full suite of solutions spanning distributed rooftop systems to large-scale ground-mounted power plants, tailored for the Brazilian market. These solutions address Brazil's high irradiation, high-temperature, and high-humidity climate characteristics, as well as its distributed-dominated installation structure. Its technology portfolio encompasses three mainstream approaches: BC, TOPCon, and HJT.
The GK-1-72HTBD module is optimized for distributed scenarios and significantly enhances rooftop space utilization with its compact dimensions (2278×1134 mm). The GK-2-66HJBD module delivers higher power generation returns for commercial and industrial projects, as well as large-scale ground-mounted plants, thanks to its high power output (685-700W) and dual-sided conversion efficiency of up to 95%. The concurrently exhibited GK-3-72HGBD module meets premium efficiency demands with ultra-high performance. The GK-4-66HTBD module balances installation compatibility and economic power generation within the 610–640 W range.
All of the exhibited modules use materials that meet strict standards and have passed multiple rigorous tests. They are backed by a 15-year product warranty and a 30-year power output guarantee, which lays a solid foundation for the full lifecycle returns of Brazilian projects.
The Gokin team clearly demonstrated the distinct characteristics of different frames in terms of corrosion resistance, structural strength, and cost optimization to installers and developers through physical displays of three frame models and comparative data analysis. This information provided flexible support for project selection in Brazil's complex climate conditions.
Deepening Local Partnerships to Strengthen Market Roots
On-site video footage vividly showcased the application outcomes of Gokin modules in Brazilian distributed scenarios, further building customer trust. Several Brazilian project installers and end users who attended the exhibition stated that Gokin modules demonstrate stable performance and high efficiency during operation. These modules deliver higher investment returns and provide more reliable long-term operational assurance.
This positive feedback from the marketfront further validates Gokin's success and reliability in Brazil. Currently, Gokin modules have been deployed on a large scale in multiple regions, including São Paulo, Santa Catarina, and Ceará. They provide stable power to Brazilian households and agricultural facilities.
This exhibition further solidified Gokin's partnerships with local Brazilian clients. Moving forward, Gokin Solar will collaborate with local partners to refine its distribution network and optimize its products for tropical climates. This commitment aims to create long-term value for Brazil's distributed and utility-scale solar projects and accelerate the nation's clean energy transition.
