Questions, Answered
Choose the section closest to your role. Solarbe Global is a sourcing, product-file and coordination desk, not a public catalogue that sells every product directly.
Choose Your Role
The fastest way to use Solarbe Global is to enter through the right role, then send one concrete request or product-file package.
Buyers and Project Teams
Use this path when you need China PV+Storage suppliers, but want product files, comparable quote questions and a clearer meeting path before price negotiation.
Submit buyer requestWhat can Solarbe Global help me source?
PV modules, inverters, C&I BESS, PCS, EMS/BMS, mounting systems, BOS materials, application packages and supplier combinations for target projects.
Do you sell the equipment directly?
Usually no. The first service is sourcing support: requirements, product-file review, candidate suppliers, quote structure, comparison notes and meeting coordination. If a separate trading role is agreed later, it must be clearly documented.
What should I send first?
Country, product category, capacity or quantity, project stage, timeline, required certifications, buyer role, budget range if available, and what you already know about preferred suppliers.
What do I receive after submitting a request?
Depending on request quality, you may receive clarification questions, a quote structure, a product-file comparison, candidate supplier options, or a proposed meeting path.
Can you guarantee supplier quality or final transaction results?
No. Solarbe Global organizes product information and improves decision quality. Product certification, contract obligations, customs, installation, payment security and final procurement decisions require the buyer, supplier and qualified advisors.
China Suppliers
Overseas buyers do not only ask for price. They need buyer-readable facts: product scope, certifications, warranty, cases, service capacity and answers to hard questions.
Submit supplier productsWhat should a supplier submit first?
Start with product categories, main models, datasheets, certifications, warranty terms, delivery markets, service capability, authorized images and target-country priorities.
Is this advertising?
It starts as a buyer-readable product file: product scope, certificates, warranty, delivery and service conditions that can be checked before a meeting. Verified material can also support later marketing.
What materials should we prepare?
Company introduction, product datasheets, certificates, test reports if available, warranty terms, project cases, factory or product images with authorization, export records where suitable, and target-country priorities.
Can Solarbe Global promise buyers or orders?
Orders remain buyer-controlled decisions. Solarbe Global can improve product-file readiness, buyer communication and channel discovery; market fit, price, documents and service capability still determine whether a transaction moves forward.
What kind of supplier is a good first fit?
A supplier with clear product scope, export intention, responsive sales or technical staff, willingness to share product files, and a specific target market or buyer type.
Local Service Teams
Strong local partners may include distributors, EPCs, installers, inspection providers, logistics companies, after-sales teams, trainers, associations and market advisors.
Submit service capabilityWhat partner roles are useful?
Local channel discovery, installer or EPC mapping, buyer introduction, technical service, inspection, logistics, after-sales, training, demand research and verified meeting support.
Do partners need to be large companies?
Verifiable local capability matters more than company size. A focused team can be useful when its city coverage, service role, experience and public business contact are clear.
What information should a partner submit?
Country, city, organization type, services offered, product categories supported, local contacts or channels, languages, past projects and preferred cooperation model.
Can partners represent Solarbe Global locally?
Local representation or exclusivity requires a separate written agreement. The first submission only records service coverage and does not appoint an agent.
Productive Energy
Solar Futures focuses on viable use cases: productive loads, institutional loads and channel service opportunities. It avoids vague lifestyle stories that cannot be delivered or paid for.
Enter Solar FuturesWhat applications are currently a good fit?
Productive loads such as irrigation, cold storage, processing and business power; institutional loads such as schools, clinics and service points; and channel services such as installation, repair, charging, basic O&M and training.
Why not list every solar life-improvement story?
Because the first stage must be operational. A scenario should have a payer, a user, a delivery owner, service responsibility and a path to local income or resilience.
How can young people participate?
Through local demand discovery, user education, channel building, basic service coordination, product feedback and training programs connected to real solar application needs.
Is Solar Futures the main commercial business?
Solar Futures is the applied-energy workstream for productive loads, institutional resilience and local service models. It connects with the wider newsroom, market, country, product, Academy and Buyer Desk platform rather than defining the whole business.
Important boundaries
These points protect buyers, suppliers, partners and Solarbe Global while the platform connects public information, product evidence, local service and project coordination.