Düsseldorf/Bad Staffelstein/Germany, March 19, 2026 – EcoFlow, a leading provider of intelligent energy solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with IBC SOLAR, one of Europe’s most established photovoltaic providers. The goal of the collaboration is to expand the distribution of EcoFlow’s intelligent energy solutions across Europe through IBC SOLAR’s installer and partner network.
IBC SOLAR was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Bad Staffelstein, Germany. The company works with a dense network of premium partners who ensure professional and high-quality installation of PV and storage systems worldwide. Through this new partnership, EcoFlow is strengthening its position in the European market for residential energy solutions while also improving access to its products via an established distribution partner.
The announcement of the partnership coincides with the market launch of the new EcoFlow OCEAN 2 system. With this launch, EcoFlow is further expanding its portfolio while strengthening its own ecosystem. EcoFlow develops solutions that intelligently integrate energy storage, energy management, and smart home applications to enable modern and flexible energy systems.
Jaycee Zhao, Country Manager DACH at EcoFlow, says: “IBC SOLAR is one of the most established names in the European solar industry. Through this partnership, we aim to provide installers across Europe with even better access to EcoFlow’s intelligent energy solutions, thereby supporting the transition toward smarter, more flexible, and future-ready energy systems in the residential sector.”
Patrik Danz, CSO at IBC SOLAR, says: “As a specialized wholesaler and provider of energy solutions in the photovoltaic and storage sectors, our goal is to offer installation companies a high-performance and reliable product portfolio. With EcoFlow, we are specifically expanding our offering to include a coordinated system for energy generation and storage. This strengthens our partner network and creates additional opportunities to implement modern energy concepts in the residential sector.”