Maxeon said the new eCommerce will allow the company’s network of installers in Australia to order panels and energy products, register product warranties, and access a range of other services. In this first phase, the online marketplace will be available only to a selected customer base, with the plan to extend the project to other customer segments at a later stage.
Chris O’Brien, Vice President and Managing Director of Australia at Maxeon Solar Technologies, said: “Launching our new eCommerce offering in Australia gives our partner network a better experience when ordering products, allowing them to place orders any time of the day or night, with product availability confirmed at the time of ordering, allowing partners to schedule their installations with confidence. The comprehensive capabilities of the platform offer installers unprecedented access to advanced online tools and integrated payment solutions at the touch of a button. The functionalities are designed to streamline the purchasing process, for an improved and hassle-free experience with our brand.”
The company will also be exhibiting its flagship Maxeon Interdigitated Back Contact (IBC) line of panels, which boasts industry-leading efficiency of 23%, high energy yield, and superior shade tolerance as well as a 40-year power and product warranty. Prototypes of the next generation Maxeon IBC solar cells, featuring a record efficiency of +25%, will also be shown at All-Energy Australia.
Alongside the Maxeon line, the company will be revealing its newest generation of Performance line solar panels, with high efficiency TOPCon cell technology offering improved aesthetics, increased mono and bifacial power generation, and a lower temperature coefficient for enhanced power density. This new line of panels will be sold with an enhanced 30-year power, product and service warranty, significantly longer and more comprehensive than standard solar panel warranties. The new 30/30 warranty from Maxeon includes 30-year coverage for defects related to workmanship and materials, power output protection, and the servicing needed to repair or replace defective panels.
At the exhibition, the company will also showcase its SunPower One home energy solution, an ecosystem of products and services that enable consumers to take control of their domestic energy consumption and optimize the use of the clean energy they produce. Products on display at the booth include SunPower Reserve, the company’s home energy storage system, now available for purchase through authorized dealers and installers in Australia. An upcoming three-phase version of the SunPower Reserve storage system, which the Company plans to make available for customers in 2024, will be showcased at the booth. A preview of SunPower Drive, Maxeon’s electric vehicles (EV) charging solution, will be also displayed.
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