Jilin Changling MW photovoltaic cabin inverter went out of Shaanxi for the first time on a large scale

After more than two months of inspection and negotiation, Changling Photovoltaic and its owner Jiangsu Huayuan New Energy recently officially signed a contract to supply modular inverters for the 50MW photovoltaic power station project in Ganyanchi, Haiyuan, Ningxia, with a total contract value of more than 13 million yuan.

The Ningxia Haiyuan Ganyanchi 50MW photovoltaic power station project is located in Ganyanchi Town, Haiyuan County, Ningxia. The owner is Jiangsu Huayuan New Energy Technology Co., Ltd., which is jointly owned by Jiangsu Zhenfa Holding Group and Jiawei Shares (a listed company). Jiangsu Zhenfa and Jiangsu Huayuan are key high-quality customers outside the province of Changling Photovoltaic Company. So far, it has signed and executed equipment supply contracts worth more than 50 million yuan with the two companies.

The 50MW project in Ganyanchi, Haiyuan, Ningxia is scheduled to be completed and connected to the grid in 120 days. All equipment in the project adopts Changling Photovoltaic Megawatt Cabin Inverter. This is the first time that Changling Photovoltaic Megawatt Cabin Inverter has been used on a large scale outside Shaanxi. This project is a key project of Jiangsu Huayuan New Energy in 2015. The signing of this contract shows that Jiangsu Huayuan Company fully recognizes the comprehensive strength of our company. Its completion and operation will greatly enhance the brand influence and social influence of Changling Photovoltaic. The project adopts the company's latest developed Megawatt Cabin Inverter, which has the characteristics of small size, high efficiency and low cost.

At present, the production of this batch of equipment has been fully arranged. The signing of this contract will play a positive role in the market promotion of Changling Photovoltaic's megawatt cabin inverter, and will also effectively promote the full completion of Changling Photovoltaic's production and operation tasks in 2015.