Tigo Energy, Inc announced a multi-island tour in Hawaii to showcase its Flex Module Level Power Electronics (MLPE) and Energy Intelligence (EI) inverters, designed to enhance solar flexibility, performance, and compliance with Hawaii’s stringent energy standards. Supporting over 30 MW of solar across more than 600 monitored systems in Hawaii, Tigo’s solutions cater to residential, commercial, and industrial markets. The devices improve energy production by over 6% and are compatible with 700W+ modules, avoiding energy clipping. The EI Residential solution reduces conversion losses, saving customers an average of 5%. The initiative aligns with Hawaii’s 100% renewable energy goal by 2045.
Tigo Energy’s Hawaii Solar Tour Showcased MLPE Solutions
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