Ingeteam the Chilean desert a 94MW PV power plant supply inverters

Recently , Ingeteam companies have begun to northern Chile Llano de Llampos PV power plant supply inverters. This PV power plant adjacent to the city of Acre, Copiapó Tamar region , the company responsible for the construction project will be Sunedison , covers an area of ​​306,7 hectares. According to statistics , Ingeteam Company will supply 47 MW power plant of this product .

This solar power station built in Acre at 1004 meters altitude desert Tamar , the project will be equipped with 68 Ingeteam 's Ingecon Sun PowerMax central inverter and 304,848 pieces of PV modules .

In addition, in June last year , the company built by the same Sunedison El águila power plant project has been successful and the network . This is located in the most northern section of Arcadia Tama area , adjacent to Arica (Arica), currently rated output power station reaches 2MW, but plans to amplify its installed capacity to 40MW. From Ingecon Sun Power PowerMax series three central inverter and twosmall 20 kW three-phase inverter 8,000 electricity generated by PV modules into alternating current.

It is reported that this photovoltaic power plant for 30% of the electricity sent directly to a chemical plant operated by mining companies supply electricity . According to the company , this two photovoltaic power plants in Chile in Chile Ingeteam means to further consolidate market position . In addition, more than a year ago, the company decided to establish an Andean region subsidiary , are now confirmed it is a wise move.

According to media reports , recently in South Africa, Northern Cape Province, the construction of the maximum output power of 94MW of large-scale photovoltaic power plants "Sishen Solar facility" is also used Ingeteam 's inverter http://www.gridtiepowerinverteronline.com/. The project of 250 hectares of land assembly approximately 320,000 polycrystalline silicon solar cells , in July 2014 into the transmission grid . Expected annual generation capacity of 216GWh. The project is funded by the Spanish renewable energy firm Acciona construction .