Mars Rock Technology’s 2000G7 micro inverter system has launched at Lamluka chicken farm in Pathum Thani, marking Thailand’s first agricultural smart power project. The system improves energy efficiency with features like high-temperature stability, flexible roof integration, and smart monitoring. Following its success, 23 Thai companies are exploring regional partnerships, driving growth in the renewable energy market.
Mars Rock and The Bubbles have launched a strategic partnership in Thailand, launching the G7 solar inverter series. This cooperation aims to promote the development of green energy in Thailand and Southeast Asia, providing efficient and stable solar energy solutions. Through The Bubbles' local market influence, both parties will accelerate the promotion of G7 series products, helping Thailand achieve its energy transition and sustainable development goals.
On March 10, 2025, Mars Rock and MayWon PV jointly held a strategic meeting in Bangkok and reached a consensus at the meeting, announcing the establishment of the Southeast Asia Clean Energy Alliance. Based on Thailand's "National Energy Plan 2037" target (50% renewable energy), both parties have released the "Thailand Photovoltaic White Paper" and hope to achieve long-term cooperation.
