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Sungrow has raised product prices by up to 15%, citing rising input costs, in a move that will flow through to C&I and utility-scale storage system pricing across its European and global channels.
The price increase reflects broader cost pressure across the storage supply chain, where raw-material and logistics costs have been climbing even as cell prices in some segments have remained soft. For system integrators, the timing matters: it lands as European grid-scale and C&I demand is accelerating.
Sungrow remains one of the largest suppliers of storage power conversion and system integration globally, with recent European supply agreements including a deal to provide BESS technology for the 125 MW / 300 MWh Kärppiö project in Finland.
For C&I buyers, the signal is straightforward: lock pricing where you can, and build cost-contingency into tenders, because upstream price moves now translate into downstream system quotes with a lag of one to two quarters.
