Cuban company with advanced technology in photovoltaic energy at FIHAV 2025

CAMAGUEY, Cuba, November 25 (ACN) The presentation of Felicity's technology, a supplier specializing in photovoltaic energy storage, among other solutions related to the efficient use of this energy, is a highlight of RENOVA's work agenda at the Havana International Fair, FIHAV 2025.

FelicityESS is a Chinese company with 17 years of experience in photovoltaic energy storage. It recently acquired its registration in Cuba and became a supplier to the Camagüey province entity, and also represents a solution for other national companies that require inverters, batteries, and backup systems, Virgen Maria Guerra Perez, Legal Advisor for RENOVA, told the Cuban News Agency.

She stated that the launch of the aforementioned supplier is scheduled for today at booth 13, where RENOVA, representing the energy transition sector, will be located in the main pavilion of FIHAV 2025.

Likewise, they will be showcasing the opportunities that suppliers of solar panel lighting and connectivity equipment represent for the technological development of the Caribbean island, Guerra Perez commented.

Referring to expectations for this important event, she noted that they continue to focus on securing a place in the portfolios of a greater number of suppliers and companies, both in the commercial and service sectors, for both the state and private sectors.

Some 14 state and non-state companies from this central-eastern region are participating in the international event being held in Havana, which has become the largest commercial event in Cuba and the Latin American and Caribbean region.

RENOVA is currently consolidating its work with more than 240 service clients and 685 commercial clients, across both the state and private sectors.

This company was created on November 4, 2021, and promotes sustainable prosperity through alternative energy, by providing marketing, installation, maintenance, technical assistance, warranty and repair services for renewable energy systems, primarily solar.