GoodWe unveils new all-in-one solar storage system

• The product from GoodWe has a built-in battery optimiser and aims to help support the expansion of existing batteries
• The solar solution includes all-round safety, smart management and improved system return-on-investment
• The solutions were unveiled at Intersolar Europe 2025

GoodWe, a manufacturer of renewable energy technology, has unveiled its new all-in-one solar storage system  which it says can be used in residential, commercial and industrial buildings.  

The technology was unveiled at Intersolar Europe 2025, and the company described it as a “sleek and powerful solution for homeowners seeking energy independence”. 

According to GoodWe, the system is well suited to the modern home thanks to its built-in battery optimiser, which allows homeowners to easily expand their storage in the future. 

Daniel Huang, founder and CEO, GoodWe, said that as a “mission-driven company”, the company’s aim is to help the energy transition with  “safe, efficient and AI-driven solutions across power generation, grid, load and storage with smart control”. 

The company’s residential system is available in multiple variants, including 3-10kW and 5-48kW. Solar battery price will vary between those variants.

It features a six-layer safety architecture covering everything from cell-level protection to emergency response, including top-tier battery cells and intelligent electrical protections.

Furthermore, at the event, GoodWe emphasised that its systems were “designed to support smart and informed decision making”.

It achieves this by intelligently coordinating PV generation, energy storage, EV charging and heat pump operation to “maximise self consumption”, while minimising reliance on the grid. As a result, homeowners could reduce their energy bills by up to 30% compared to traditional systems.

From a commercial perspective, GoodWe launched small to large scale industrial setups. These included the ET50 hybrid inverter paired with the BAT100kWh battery cabinet, as well as the All-in-One ESA 125kW/261kWh C&I system. 

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Tamara Birch Newsletters and sponsored content editor

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