News In Brief Jan 24: ACME Solar, LONGi, Sungrow, Qcells 

Rajasthan: ACME Solar Operational RE Capacity Touches 2.54 GW

ACME Solar Holdings through its subsidiaries ACME Deoghar Solar Power and ACME Phalodi Solar Energy, has commissioned the remaining capacity of 47 MW and 39.95 MW, respectively. The company commissioned these projects in Rajasthan. 

The company said in a regulatory filing, “These two plants are now fully commissioned to a rated capacity of 300 MW each. With this, ASHL’s total operational renewable generation capacity has increased to 2540 MW.” 

LONGi Supplies 33 MW of Photovoltaic Modules to EMMI in Guatemala

LONGi Green Energy Technology (hereinafter referred to as “LONGi”), signed an agreement to supply 33 MW of Hi-MO 7 photovoltaic modules to EMMI, a prominent company specializing in renewable energy project construction in Mexico and Latin America, for the development of the Magdalena Solar Phase II Park by Biomass Energy in Guatemala.

Sungrow Supports Nordics’ Largest PV Rooftop Installation

Sungrow, a global PV inverter and energy storage system provider, developed rooftop PV installation in the Nordics. Built on the 175,000 sqm DSV logistics center in Landskrona, 24,000 solar panels spanning 100,000 sqm will generate 14 MWdc to power the entire facility and one of the region’s biggest cooling warehouses.

The solar project is powered by Sungrow’s string inverters, including 34 units of the SG350HX three-phase string inverter and 20 units of SG250HX. The SG350HX will deliver a maximum output of 352 kW and accommodate high-power modules with currents up to 20A per string, featuring 16 MPPTs and 99% efficiency.

ContourGlobal Acquires 446 MWp Solar Project From Qcells

ContourGlobal and Qcells have announced a strategic transaction for a U.S. solar PV portfolio located in Colorado and Virginia with an installed capacity of 446 MWp. This transaction expands ContourGlobal’s planned solar PV and BESS capacity in the United States to almost 1.5 GW, when combined with more than 1 GW of recently acquired projects in late development stage located in South Carolina and Arizona.