Sungrow, the global leading inverter solution supplier for renewables, showcased its latest PV inverter solutions tailored for utility-scale and distributed generation installations at Intersolar South America 2019, demonstrating its mission of clean power for all through consistent efforts in providing world class products and post-sales servicefor the Latin American renewable energy sector.
Latin America is one of the most vibrant emerging solar hubs with abundant sunshine and favorable government incentives. Sungrow’s comprehensive product portfolio equipped with high reliability is installable on all type of terrain in diverse climates, which is fueling demand for more clean power for local communities.
The SG250HX, a highly anticipated product drew tens of hundreds of attendees at the booth. As the world’s most powerful 1500 Vdc string inverter, SG250HX charaterizes the optimal protection capacity of IP66 and 12 MPPTs, maximizes yields while coupling with bifacial module and tracking system. Enabling up to 6.3 MW block design, it’s an unexceptionable solution for hilly utility-scale plants.
Optimized for large-scale utility flat ground plants, the 1500 Vdc 6.8 MW turnkey solution Sungrow presented features the integration of the central inverter SG3400HV and a MV station. The solution with a high DC/AC ratio of 1.5 and typical block design can minimize the LCOE.
To address the regional growing demand on distributed generation PV segment, the Company unveiled a wide portfolio including multi-MPPT inverter SG110CX and SG50CX, the ideal match for commercial and industrial PV installations. Residential rooftop focused products on display were string inverters ranging from 2 kW to 8 kW in size. With compact design and innovative friendly end-user interface, the products were developed to help homeowners utilize clean energy while allowing for significant cost savings at large.
“Sungrow is always committed to technical innovation which drives our rapid growth. We’ll continue to offer an extremely competitive product portfolio to customers and keep expanding distribution channels with local partners,” said Hank Wang, President of Sungrow Americas.
Since entering the Latin American market in late 2010s, Sungrow has been making big moves with inverters supplied to monumentalprojects, in particular a 400 MW solar park in Chile, a 100.1MWp project in Argentina and an 80MW project in Brazil in addition to hundreds of distributed generation in partnership with several local distributors.
