
Italian inverter developer Elettronica Santerno, a subsidiary of Enertronica, has signed off on a contract to supply 27MW of PV inverters to a power utility in Nevada.
The contract, which is valued at about US$2.8 million, was signed off by the utility company and will be used for a utility-scale solar installation in Nevada. The installation is set to be completed by the end of 2017.
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The project stands as part of Enertronica’s engineering contract for the construction of two PV projects with a combined generation capacity of 50MW in the US.
Vito Nardi, president and CEO of Elettronica Santerno, said: “The signing of this contract is of particular importance not only for Elettronica Santerno, but for the whole Enertronica Group.”