Sungrow wins 205 MW utility-scale project in California
Sungrow has announced that it would supply 205MW of central inverters for a utility-scale solar project in California's Central Valley.
The Central Valley is home to many of California's solar farms because of its abundant land space and frequent sunshine. It experiences high temperatures in the summer months, putting significant wear-and-tear on solar hardware. The power plant is expected to be completed in late 2017 using Sungrow's newest 1500V turnkey central inverter solution, the SG2500U.
The product is designed for easy integration--with a containerized pre-integrated option also available--and simplified installation making it the ideal plug and play solution for utility-scale systems. For O&M, all serviceable components can be accessed externally, meaning lower repair times and service costs. In addition, the product is one of the first 1500V inverters be listed with the stringent UL 1741-SA certification required for most North American projects.
"Sungrow is always committed to technical innovation which drives our rapid growth. We will continue to offer better products and solutions to customers globally", said Professor Renxian Cao.
The project signifies Sungrow's rapid growth into North America, being the company's largest project win in the continent since it entered the market in 2011. Earlier this year, the company announced it shipped an unprecedented 10.9 GW in the first half of 2017, moving up from its already impressive 11.1GW number for 2016.
