China’s a global leader in renewable energy technology, Sungrow, in collaboration with Smart Commercial Solar, has delivered 3.32 MW of solar power across 32 Opal HealthCare aged care facilities in Australia. Utilizing Sungrow’s versatile inverters, the project addresses each facility’s unique energy needs without requiring costly grid upgrades. This initiative supports sustainability, reduces energy costs, and enhances grid resilience for aged care communities. With Australia’s aging population growing rapidly, this collaboration demonstrates how renewable energy can transform critical services while aligning with the nation’s net zero goals by 2050.
Sungrow delivers 3.32 MW solar for Opal HealthCare facilities
Sungrow and Smart simplify aged care energy upgrades with scalable inverters, eliminating costly grid infrastructure changes. (Image Source: Pixabay)
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