SMA enters into purchase agreement to provide inverters to Sunrun

January 25, 2018
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As part of the deal, SMA will provide Sunrun with Sunny Boy-US inverters, SMA's Power+ Solution and Sunny Boy Storage-US inverters as one of several preferred inverter vendors. Image: SMA

SMA America, the US subsidiary of SMA Solar Technology, has entered into a purchase agreement with residential solar installer Sunrun to be a key supplier for residential PV solutions.

As part of the deal, SMA will provide Sunrun with Sunny Boy-US inverters, SMA's Power+ Solution and Sunny Boy Storage-US inverters as one of several preferred inverter vendors.

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Pierre-Pascal Urbon, CEO of SMA Solar Technology, said: “We are honored and excited to enter into this long-term partnership with Sunrun. SMA is committed to building on its reliable Sunny Boy-US line of inverters and developing the best possible technology for the residential market, which continues to be an essential component of the U.S. solar industry. We look forward to providing everything from smart inverters to home energy management and residential storage solutions for Sunrun and its customers.”

Over the last couple of months, SMA has rolled out a number of developments in residential solar technology. All Sunny Boy inverters are now equipped with SMA Smart Connected, a new service technology for automatic monitoring.

Lynn Jurich, Sunrun chief executive officer and co-founder, added: “Residential solar and storage will increasingly become a key contributor to America's future energy system. As households adopt our Brightbox home battery service, we want to ensure they are enabled with the industry-leading and smart technology.

“Sunrun selected SMA as a key supplier because of its long history of reliable and high-quality products, as well as the company's ongoing pursuit of the best and most advanced inverter technology.”

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