On October 28, All Energy Australia 2026, one of the country's largest clean energy exhibitions, opened its doors at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. DMEGC Solar made a strong debut at Booth GG143, presenting its full portfolio of solar modules and energy storage solutions, showcasing its comprehensive "PV + Storage" strength. The company drew a steady stream of industry visitors and fruitful business discussions on the very first day.
At the exhibition, DMEGC highlighted its INFINITY RT 3.0 Series modules. The G12RT-G48HBB full-black glass-glass monofacial module, designed for residential applications, uses black EVA to improve light management and boost efficiency, balancing reliable performance with a refined all-black appearance. The G12RT-B54HBT for commercial and industrial (C&I) rooftops measures 1977mm × 1134mm with a power rate up to 530W, and its transparent gaps between cells make it adaptable to all types of C&I rooftops. For utility-scale projects, the G12RT-B66HSW 3.0 version achieves a compelling 650W in mainstream shipment, delivering significantly higher bifacial performance, outstanding low-light response and an exceptional low temperature coefficient to ensure higher real-world energy yield throughout its life cycle.
The upgraded series of Agri-PV and Greenhouse modules offers a broader light transmission range—from 2% to 50%—enabling a precise balance between agricultural lighting requirements and power generation goals. The innovative design of the GH420G12RT-B44HST module, featured in this series, sparked lively discussion; the DMEGC Solar sales team engaged in in-depth technical consultations with visiting clients and explored potential collaboration opportunities.
In addition to its full range of photovoltaic modules, DMEGC also unveiled the H02 All-in-One home energy storage system at the exhibition, further expanding its integrated energy capabilities. The H02 supports multiple power ratings in single-phase and three-phase configurations, with storage capacity ranging from 10 to 60 kWh and the ability to connect up to three units in parallel, flexibly adapting to diverse energy-use scenarios such as grid-connected households, off-grid buildings, remote areas, and rural electrification. Built on the self-developed DC isolator — a core safety component that has already obtained Australia's EESS certification — the entire system meets Australia's stringent AS/NZS safety standards, enabling an integrated "PV + storage" solution with photovoltaic modules. This helps customers move beyond a single-module procurement mindset and deliver highly integrated, future-ready smart energy systems.
