Soventix South Africa will build one of South Africa's largest rooftop solar power station

Recently, headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa photovoltaic project development and construction company Soventix South Africa to get a contract, the company will build South Africa's largest rooftop solar power station. As a pilot project, signed copies of EPC contracts set the system installed capacity of 304kWp Project Phase II construction can be amplified to 560kWp.

Expected annual monocrystalline solar panel power generation capacity of 505 MWh of the project plan to install more than 1,200 pieces of crystalline PV modules and 19 SMA inverters. Calculated in accordance with each piece component 250W, this photovoltaic power stations generating about a year 505MWh. It is reported that the project's customers is one in Johannesburg, electronic circuit board manufacturer Bosco, the actual construction of the project is scheduled to start in July (or commence immediately after the approval of Eskom grid operators), the project will take 2-4 months for the construction and delivery.

Rowan Jacklin, general manager of company Soventix is ​​responsible for sub-Saharan Africa business cooperation and Bosco especially proud of: "I think Soventix was able to get this contract because we are a company with extensive experience in the international PV project developers plus considerable of return as well as the support we offer our customers, which will undoubtedly make us more competitive. In addition to project planning, construction and coordination, Soventix also provides system operators, monitoring, and maintenance services for all components of the rate of return.

Recently, the Ministry of Science and Technology for the photovoltaic grid connected inverter industry research work has been completed, this research selected sample, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Qinghai, on behalf of a north-south line, the current investigation has been completed. According to the research, the Ministry of Science and Technology will form the final report, expected in June will be submitted to the State Council. The survey results show that some of photovoltaic power stations "abandoning light brownouts" 40 per cent, the good situation of enterprises operating rate is still less than 80%.

The PV "winter", reasons known to the photovoltaic industry overcapacity, but the network has not been resolved is also one of the reasons.

Excess electricity incorporated into the local rural power grid, related to grid approval and technical barriers, photovoltaic countryside urgent need to resolve the thorny issue. "Jiang Ping told Die Zeit. State Grid Corporation in October 2012 issued a "notice" (hereinafter referred to as "Notice") on distributed photovoltaic power generation and network services, in order to accelerate distributed PV. 6 MW solar power projects and network, commitment to the national grid, will provide free access, and purchase all these items of surplus electricity.