Sungrow supplies its central inverters to EnBW's 187 MW solar park in Werneuchen, Brandenburg, Germany. The solar park will be a subsidy-free project in Germany, located 26 kilometers northeast of Berlin.
The project "Weesow-Willmersdorf" has received 42 units of Sungrow's SG3125HV central inverter solutions and 21 units of 7.2MVA medium voltage skids including transformers and switch gears. The product solutions well meet the strict German norms and enable ease of maintenance as well as long-term cost savings. The inverters are prefabricated with inputs for DC-coupled storage solutions which could be added at a later stage.
The site has a planned operational life of 40 years. It is expected to supply electricity to 50,000 households and reduce 129,000 tonnes of CO2 annually. Based on the PPA method, the German utility EnBW realized the project without state funding and plans to market the electricity generated at the park itself.
"Sungrow's customized solution has made a significant contribution to make this project a reality," said Stefan Lederer, Project Manager at EnBW AG.
Robert von Wahl, Key Account Manager of Sungrow Germany said, "We are very happy to be part of this project with EnBW. EnBW's choice to use Sungrow inverters for this very important project shows the trust the German market has in Sungrow and its high quality and state-of-the-art products."
Sungrow entered the German market 10 years ago and established a comprehensive local team offering industry-leading sales, technical support, after-sales service. With the unsubsidized market taking another step forward in Germany, Sungrow keeps increasing involvements in decarbonization actions to meet local renewable targets.
