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GBP Expands Australian Presence with New Melbourne Office

GBP K.K 2 mins read
Key Facts:
  • GBP has officially opened a new office in Melbourne, Australia, marking a significant milestone in the company's international growth strategy.
  • The new office aims to provide faster communication, more responsive technical and commercial support, and closer collaboration with customers and partners throughout project delivery.
  • Australia has become one of the world's leading solar markets, with growing investment across residential, commercial, and utility-scale applications driving demand for local expertise and support.
  • The Melbourne office will serve as a regional hub for customer engagement, technical support, and business development, working closely with EPCs, distributors, installers, and project owners.
  • The new office represents GBP's long-term investment in the Australian market, with the goal of building lasting partnerships and contributing to the continued growth of the country's renewable energy sector.

New office strengthens local support and reinforces GBP's long-term commitment to Australia's growing renewable energy market.

As Australia continues to accelerate its transition to renewable energy, the demand for reliable solar solutions and responsive local support continues to grow. To better serve customers and partners across the region, GBP has officially opened its new office in Melbourne, Australia.

The new office marks an important milestone in GBP's international growth strategy and reflects the company's long-term commitment to the Australian market. Having already supplied more than 20,000 replacement solar panels across Australia, establishing a local presence is the natural next step in strengthening support for customers and industry partners.

With a dedicated local team, GBP can provide faster communication, more responsive technical and commercial support, and closer collaboration throughout every stage of a project—from product selection and technical coordination to delivery support and customised solutions.

The Melbourne office will serve as a regional hub for customer engagement, technical support and business development, supporting projects across Australia and Oceania. In addition to replacement solar panels, GBP will continue expanding its portfolio of solar cables, power cables, energy storage components and customised renewable energy solutions developed for Australian project requirements.

Beyond supporting current projects, the new office represents GBP's long-term investment in the Australian market. Rather than simply exporting products, GBP is committed to developing solutions that better meet local standards, environmental conditions and customer needs while building lasting partnerships across Australia's renewable energy industry.


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Based in Japan, GBP K.K. offers end-to-end renewable energy solutions — from solar component manufacturing and system design to construction and O&M. Feel free to reach out to us for anything renewable energy related!

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