EU funding restrictions on inverters from “high-risk” countries: what it means for you.

zg3409 · 15-05-2026 02:12PM #1

Some sort of presentation on 19th of may

From solar edge, aimed at installers.

Linky

https://marketing.solaredge.com/cybersecurity-webinar-19th-may-2026

unkel · 15-05-2026 05:07PM

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058438606/eu-funding-restrictions-on-inverters-from-high-risk-countries-what-it-means-for-you

LOL pretty much all inverters are made in China. Except Victron, they are made in India 😂

SD_DRACULA · 15-05-2026 08:21PM

It's only for big projects which want EU/government funding

graememk · 15-05-2026 11:04PM

What it means for me. Nothing. And the same for the general population.

Even the new apple of the installers eyes (Including vendor lock-in…) sigenergy, are made in china.

discostu1 · 17-05-2026 12:21PM

Funding from the EU stops Nov 1st this year per the FT a few weeks ago. What it means to Joe Soap probably nothing

zg3409 · 19-05-2026 10:41AM

This event is on at 6pm today Tuesday

random.stranger · 19-05-2026 05:40PM

I remember reading about how inverters could be weaponised to overload the grid. Sounded far fetched at the time, but not since International Criminal Court Judges were denied access to their email accounts by Microsoft or the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories has been debanked for criticising Israel. Also read about a Chinese vehicle being brought deep underground to avoid any signals, and it essentially bricked itself.

If the relationship between the EU & China broke down, it would be a very useful stick to beat the EU with.

EU funding restrictions on inverters from “high-risk” countries: what it means for you.

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