On September 23rd, the 7th Construct Iraq 2025 Exhibition—an international trade fair focusing on Iraq’s power and construction sectors—grandly kicked off at Erbil International Fairground in Iraq . As a benchmark event for the power and new energy industry in the Middle East, it has attracted energy enterprises from over 20 countries worldwide . Gospower made a brilliant appearance with core new energy products including energy storage battery packs and solar inverters, becoming the focal point of the exhibition thanks to its high adaptability to complex environments and extensive localized application and delivery capabilities.
Iraq has long been constrained by power shortages. According to official data, the power balance demand for the summer of 2025 is 54GW, while the current power generation capacity is only 15GW, resulting in a huge power gap between residential and industrial needs. To address this demand, Gospower launches professional off-grid and energy storage solutions:
The solar inverter series (4kW/6kW/12kW, etc.) takes a maximum energy conversion efficiency of up to 98% as its core advantage, which can minimize energy loss. It supports parallel connection of up to 12 units for flexible capacity expansion, meeting power needs of different scales. With an IP54 high protection rating, it is suitable for independent power supply scenarios in households, small and medium-sized commercial and industrial sectors, and remote areas.
The energy storage battery pack series—available in wall-mounted, floor-standing, wheel-mounted, and PV-storage all-in-one system configurations, among other form factors—adopts high-stability battery cells superscript:7 with a maximum cycle life of 8000 cycles. Compatible with mainstream inverters, the series features plug-and-play functionality and strong adaptability. Supporting parallel connection of up to 16 groups, it offers excellent scalability, effectively mitigating power supply fluctuations in Iraq’s power grid.
Targeting Iraq’s complex climate characterized by high temperatures and heavy sandstorms, Gospower has achieved precise breakthroughs in two key dimensions: technological adaptation and localized services.
In terms of technological adaptation, its products strictly comply with international standards such as IEC, having passed rigorous tests covering electrical performance, safety performance, protection performance, environmental adaptability, and reliability. This fully meets the core requirements of Iraq’s power grid for equipment safety and compatibility.
Meanwhile, in terms of service support, Gospower gives full play to its localized advantages by establishing a professional local operation and maintenance (O&M) team. The team provides full-cycle support including product installation and commissioning, daily inspections, rapid fault response, and long-term O&M, effectively addressing customers’ concerns about after-sales support.
Leveraging its product performance and adaptability to extreme environments, Gospower’s new energy product series has achieved large-scale and multi-scenario applications in Iraq.
For instance, in Erbil, its products supplement off-grid power for residential communities, effectively alleviating power outage issues and ensuring power supply for daily operations, thus gaining recognition in the local market.
A representative from Gospower’s Middle East Region stated: “Iraq is a key market for energy transition in the Middle East. With technological innovation as the core, the company will further enhance localized product adaptation and service capabilities.”
Looking ahead, Gospower will continue to deepen its commitment to technological R&D and deliver more high-quality new energy product solutions. These efforts will help Iraq gradually reduce its dependence on electricity imports, achieve electricity self-sufficiency, and contribute to the upgrading of the regional energy structure.
