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ABB expands production capacity of solar inverters in Estonia
ABB has doubled the capacity of its Estonia solar inverter manufacturing facility. The factory, located in Jueri, was opened by Robert Itschner, Managing Director for ABB's Power Conversion business unit and Bo Henriksson, Managing Director for ABB in the Baltic States.
"We have seen an increasing global demand for our central inverters, the PVS800, and the recently launched PVS980," says Robert Itschner. "This factory expansion, and the new factory in India, opened on September 1st, will help us meet this demand."
The dramatic drop in solar energy prices in recent years has led to it gaining a bigger share of energy pro-duction investments. This trend is expected to continue for years to come. "With our factory investments and those we have made in our climate chamber and full power testing facilities in Helsinki, ABB has further strengthened its position as a global leader in renewable energy," continues Robert Itschner.
The investment in the Estonia and Helsinki facilities are supported by central inverter R&D facilities and a training centre, both located in Helsinki.
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"We have seen an increasing global demand for our central inverters, the PVS800, and the recently launched PVS980," says Robert Itschner. "This factory expansion, and the new factory in India, opened on September 1st, will help us meet this demand."
The dramatic drop in solar energy prices in recent years has led to it gaining a bigger share of energy pro-duction investments. This trend is expected to continue for years to come. "With our factory investments and those we have made in our climate chamber and full power testing facilities in Helsinki, ABB has further strengthened its position as a global leader in renewable energy," continues Robert Itschner.
The investment in the Estonia and Helsinki facilities are supported by central inverter R&D facilities and a training centre, both located in Helsinki.
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