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Solar inverter manufacturer Solis LATAM has appointed Alba Min Ye as its new CEO, marking a strategic leadership change as the company seeks to strengthen its position in the rapidly expanding Latin American solar energy market.
The company announced the appointment through its official channels, highlighting Ye’s leadership and international experience as key factors for the next phase of its regional strategy.
“Today, we welcome Alba Min Ye as CEO of Solis LATAM. Her experience and leadership will mark a new chapter for our organisation as we continue strengthening our presence in the region and promoting increasingly innovative solar energy solutions,” the company said in a statement.
The leadership transition comes at a time when Latin America is consolidating its role as one of the most dynamic renewable energy markets globally, driven by the competitiveness of solar photovoltaic (PV) generation and the region’s push toward more sustainable energy systems.
Alba Min Ye brings extensive experience in technology and energy companies, particularly in international markets and commercial development across Latin America.
Before joining Solis LATAM, she served as General Manager of LONGi in Mexico from June 2023 to March 2026, where she helped strengthen the Chinese solar manufacturer’s presence in the regional PV market.
Earlier in her career, she worked at ZTE, the global telecommunications and technology company, as Senior Director in Mexico between 2017 and 2023, leading market development and commercial strategy initiatives.
Her professional trajectory began at Sichuan Jiuzhou Electric Co., Ltd., where she worked as Sales Manager in Shenzhen, China from 2015 to 2017, gaining experience in international commercial operations.
The leadership change coincides with Solis’ expansion in Latin America, where the rapid growth of solar PV installations is driving demand for advanced inverter technology and integrated energy management solutions.
The company has been strengthening its product portfolio with higher-capacity and higher-efficiency solar inverters, particularly targeting commercial and industrial (C&I) solar projects.
Among the latest developments are 125 kW inverter solutions, designed to support larger distributed generation systems and meet the growing scale of solar installations across the region.
At the same time, Solis is moving into the energy storage market, aiming to offer integrated solutions that combine solar generation with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS).
Energy storage is becoming increasingly important for renewable energy integration, grid stability, and flexible power management, especially in markets with rapidly expanding solar capacity.
Latin America continues to attract investment in solar PV, energy storage, and grid modernisation, as countries across the region accelerate their energy transition.
Against this backdrop, Solis has indicated that it plans to strengthen its presence in the Latin American energy storage market by 2026, aligning with the global trend toward hybrid systems that integrate solar power and batteries.
The appointment of Alba Min Ye is therefore seen as part of a broader strategy to position the company in a region where solar energy deployment and distributed generation are expanding rapidly
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