i-Energy and City of Welland join forces to construct Ontario solar system

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Taiwan-based inverter manufacturer i-Energy has delivered a 20kW solar power tracker system for a PV project in the City of Welland in Ontario, Canada.

The solar power system is built on a road intersection, and i-Energy supplied the project with 86 GT260 microinverters integrated with 230W solar modules and 5kW Deger Tracking Systems. 

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The generated electivity will be connected to the local power utility of Welland Hydro Electric under the Ontario feed-in-tariff programme.

Steven Huang, i-Energy CEO said: “We are pleased to partner with the City of Welland and Welland Hydro Electric for their renewable energy needs. This project underscores i-Energy’s commitment to Ontario’s renewable energy development. This project can be a model for other municipalities to reposition otherwise non-productive land into solar energy production sites.”

This project has a commercial value representing the company’s expanding strategy beyond the traditional residential solar installations.
 

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