• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
One Step Off The Grid

One Step Off The Grid

Solar, storage and distributed energy news

  • Solar
  • Battery/Storage
  • Off-Grid
  • Efficiency
  • Software
  • Podcasts
  • Tariffs
  • Electric Vehicles
  • Electrification

Australia’s top 10 most installed solar panels and inverter brands

February 23, 2023 by Joshua S Hill Leave a Comment

Image: Trina Solar

Australian solar and storage research firm SunWiz has published a list of the country’s top solar panel and inverter manufacturers at the close of 2022, with China still dominating across both categories.

Publicly available data from SunWiz is limited to the top 10 solar panel and inverter manufacturers (below). Additional analysis rests behind the company’s Luminate product, but reports have shown a basic analysis of the market share of Australia’s solar industry.

According to SunWiz, Chinese solar panel manufacturers finished 2022 with a market share above 70%, while Chinese inverter manufacturers hit a combined market share just shy of 60%.

The previous two years has seen European inverter manufacturers drop around 10 percentage points in market share, which has been mostly eaten up by Chinese manufacturers.

Meanwhile, even though so-called “premium” brands had eked back some ground towards the end of 2021, the return to form for Chinese manufacturers saw premium brands market share drop below 20%.

The top 10 solar panel manufacturers in 2022 in alphabetical order were:

  • Canadian Solar
  • Hanwha Q Cells
  • Hyundai
  • JA Solar
  • Jinko
  • Longi
  • REC
  • Risen
  • Sunpower
  • Trina Solar

The top 10 inverter manufacturers in 2022 in alphabetical order were:

  • Enphase
  • Fronius
  • Goodwe
  • Growatt
  • Huawei
  • SMA
  • Sofar Solar
  • Solar Edge
  • Solis
  • Sungrow

Filed Under: Solar, News

Primary Sidebar

Sign up for our weekly newsletter

Emissions Counter

Renew Economy

RSS Energy News from Renew Economy

  • Why the old tradie business model won’t deliver all-electric homes | SwitchedOn Australia
  • Webinar: Hard-earned lessons for BESS operators – warranties, diagnostics, and contract design
  • Commissioning starts on what will be state’s biggest battery – but not for long
  • “Stunning example of market working:” Households embrace free power offer, causing major spike in demand
  • Gas networks want Victoria to stall electrification. Households and industry should hope it doesn’t oblige

RSS Electric Vehicle News from The Driven

  • “What happens next:” EV charging roadmap to set out priorities for next phase of electric transition
  • Honda taps Ohme for smart home EV charging as $36,900 Super-One arrives
  • “Grit in the Gears:” NRMA report on shortfalls of national EV charging network hidden from view
  • Xpeng X9 MPV and GAC Aion UT Hatch get 5-star ANCAP safety scores under tougher new test
  • Fortescue adapts car welding robots for its 6 MW electric truck chargers, the world’s biggest

Press Releases

  • Huge luxury Saudi resort goes 100pct renewables with one of world’s biggest batteries
  • How solar + storage can be a game-changer for people with disabilities
  • Contact
  • Advertise with us
  • About One Step Off The Grid
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy

Footer

Technologies

  • Solar
  • Battery/Storage
  • Electric Vehicles
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Software/Gadgets
  • Other Renewables
  • Policy
  • Tariffs
  • Contact
  • Advertise with us
  • About One Step Off The Grid
  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2026 · OneStep Genesis on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in