Sungrow, a leading provider of renewable energy solutions, has achieved a major milestone in the solar energy sector with the completion of Europe’s largest bifacial solar park in Kozani, Greece. With a remarkable capacity of 204MWp, this cutting-edge solar park sets new benchmarks for clean energy generation and sustainability. Powered by Sungrow’s advanced SG3125HV-20 solar power inverter solution and 7.2 MV skid, the solar park is set to produce an impressive 300 million kWh annually, providing sustainable power to approximately 75,000 households in the region. This achievement further cements Sungrow’s position as a trailblazer in the global renewable energy industry.
A Revolutionary Solar Park in Kozani, Greece
The 204MWp bifacial solar park in Kozani, Greece, represents a significant leap forward in solar energy innovation. As the largest of its kind in Europe, this project showcases Sungrow’s pioneering expertise in delivering large-scale solar solutions that maximize efficiency and harness the full potential of bifacial solar panels. By embracing the latest technology and engineering practices, Sungrow has played a pivotal role in advancing Greece’s clean energy goals.
Empowering Communities with Clean Energy
The remarkable output of 300 million kWh annually from the Kozani solar park translates to powering around 75,000 households per year. This significant contribution to the local power grid not only promotes energy sustainability but also fosters economic growth and environmental preservation. By supplying clean and reliable energy to communities in Kozani, Sungrow is empowering residents with access to renewable resources and reducing their carbon footprint.
Sungrow’s Advanced Inverter Solution
Sungrow’s SG3125HV-20 inverter solution has been instrumental in optimizing the performance of the Kozani solar park. Renowned for its high efficiency, reliable operation, and seamless grid integration, the inverter ensures that the solar park operates at peak performance levels, maximizing energy production and minimizing losses. Paired with the 7.2 MV skid, the solution guarantees seamless power distribution to the grid, contributing to the park’s reputation as a leading example of solar excellence.
Conclusion:
Sungrow’s successful completion of Europe’s largest bifacial solar park in Kozani, Greece, stands as a testament to the company’s commitment to revolutionizing the renewable energy landscape. With a capacity of 204MWp and the advanced SG3125HV-20 inverter solution, the solar park generates an impressive 300 million kWh annually, providing clean energy to 75,000 households in the region. As Sungrow continues to lead the charge in delivering cutting-edge solar solutions, the Kozani project highlights the company’s dedication to building a sustainable and brighter future for communities worldwide.
