European Alternatives to Enphase

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Fronius

Austria
EU

Fronius International is an Austrian family company from Pettenbach in Upper Austria. Günter Fronius founded it on 20 June 1945 as a repair business, and the third generation of the family leads...

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Ingeteam

Spain
EU

Ingeteam is a Spanish technology group with its headquarters in the Bizkaia Technology Park in Zamudio near Bilbao in the Basque Country. The group employs more than 3,600 people according to its...

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KOSTAL Solar Electric

Germany
EU

KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH is a German manufacturer of solar inverters with its headquarters in Freiburg im Breisgau. It was founded in 2006 and is part of the KOSTAL Group, a family...

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SMA Solar

Germany
EU

SMA Solar Technology AG is a German manufacturer of inverters and energy management systems with its headquarters in Niestetal near Kassel. The company was founded in 1981 and holds more than 1,600...

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Victron Energy

Netherlands
EU

Victron Energy is a Dutch manufacturer of power electronics from Almere. According to its own brochures it has been developing power solutions since 1975. Victron is especially known for off-grid and mobile...

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Enphase Energy is an American energy technology company with its headquarters in Fremont, California, incorporated in 2006 and listed on the Nasdaq. It describes itself as the world's leading supplier of microinverter-based solar-plus-storage systems. A microinverter converts the energy at the level of each solar module.

Why consider European alternatives to Enphase?

Some buyers prefer an inverter manufacturer headquartered in Europe, for example for local support or because they want a company that is subject to European law. The European brands listed here mainly offer string, hybrid, off-grid and central inverters, which work differently from microinverters.

European inverter brands

Which technology fits depends on the roof, shading and the plan for a battery, and installers can advise. Note that module-level monitoring and a partly shaded roof are typical reasons to consider microinverters. See the category Solar Inverter Manufacturers for more details.