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Sungrow increases shipments to Thailand with contract for 55.5 MW’s of central inverters

Takes its shipments to Thailand to 130.5 MW in 2015

October 19, 2015. By Moulin

Sungrow has announced a deal to supply 55.5 MW of PV inverters to multiple PV projects in Thailand, under a supply agreement signed with Super Block. Following the agreement of a contract for 75MW with Super Block in June of this year, this takes Sungrows shipments to Thailand to 130.5 MW in 2015.

Under the agreement, Sungrow will provide a package solution including 60 central inverter stations, 604 units of PV combiner boxes and 60 units of data monitoring loggers. Shipment started in the middle of September, and the whole project is expected to be completed and start operation by the end of 2015.

"It is our honor increase our partnership with Super Block, with this 55.5MW contract, it shows our strength of technology and products. And we believe that through this project with, we will continue to show that our fully integrated solution ensures a high level of quality, reliability, and compatibility for the customer", said Prof.CaoRenxian, CEO of Sungrow

"For our hundreds of mega solar projects, we are looking for high quality, compact PV power solutions provided by a reliable and sustainable partner. Sungrow has won our trust and confidence through 18 years of significant performance in the global market aligned with their professional solutions, high-efficiency product, quick-response and considerate service ", said saidMr.JormsupLochaya, CEO of Super Block, continuing, "We are very happy to be able to extend this partnership to projects in Thailand where Sungrow greatly supports us with their solutions and service capability.

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