Enphase supplies largest number of commercial microinverters to single PV project

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Leading microinverter firm Enphase Energy has supplied over 3,200 C250 microinverters to a single 900kW commercial PV installation in Marion, Massachusetts, its largest installation to date using the commercial microinverter. 

US PV installer My Generation Energy completed the Sippican Community Solar Garden project between January and April, 2015 and also uses PV modules from LG and racking from Unirac.

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Luke Hinkle, manager of Suntility Electric and founder of My Generation Energy said, “With the higher AC voltage, we could run longer branch circuits, use fewer combiner panels, and save on wiring costs. The design process was simpler, cleaner and less expensive. In addition, the system configuration avoids the need for secondary transformers, which reduces power losses and delivers more energy to the revenue-grade meter.”

Enphase's C250 Microinverter supports three-phase 480VAC installations for 60- and 72-cell PV modules.

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