25MW of Power-One’s Aurora inverters installed in one of India’s largest solar projects

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Inverter manufacturer Power-One has installed 25MW of solar inverters on 50 hectares of land, located in Gujarat, India and covered by more than 100,000 polycrystalline solar panels. Seventy-three units of Aurora PVI-330.0-TL indoor inverters have been fitted along with medium voltage switch gears and transformers.

The project – due to be completed in a few weeks – has been financed by the State Bank of India and developed by Visual Percept Solar Projects.

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Dr. Alex Levran, president of Renewable Energy Solutions at Power-One, said, “This project is another example of how Power-One is helping India's solar economy to grow. We are continuing to be the inverter manufacturer of choice in this region with our popular modular Aurora central inverters which offer maximum energy harvesting for our customers. We are very pleased to have worked very closely with our partners Visual Percept Solar Projects Pvt Ltd on this very ambitious project.”
 

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