Sineng Electric, a global leading PV and ESS solution provider is actively involved in the renewable energy sector by powering a 641 MW solar project within the 30 GW Khavda Solar Park. Anticipated to generate 1.9 million MWh of clean energy annually, the project will notably reduce CO2 emissions by 913,428 tons per year. Sineng supplied 2,887 units of its high-efficiency 275 kW string inverters for the project. These inverters, boasting a maximum efficiency of 99.03% and compatibility with bifacial PV modules, optimize solar power generation while reducing system costs. With features like 12 MPPTs, support for up to 24 PV strings, and PLC communication. Upon completion, the Khavda Solar Park is poised to provide power to 16.1 million Indian homes, establishing itself as the world’s largest renewable energy installation.
Sineng Electric powers 641 MW solar project in Gujarat’s khavda solar park
Sineng Electric 2,887 units of its high-efficiency 275 kW string inverters for the Khavda Solar Park. (Image Credit: Sineng Electric)
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