Avangrid Powers Up 150-MW Solar Project in Ohio

• Avangrid powers up Ohio with its 202 MW Powell Creek solar project, boosting renewable energy and driving the shift to a sustainable future.

Avangrid Inc, a US energy company under Spain's Iberdrola, has commenced commercial operations at its Powell Creek solar project in Ohio. The facility boasts a capacity of 202 MWdc/150 MWac, marking a significant addition to the region's renewable energy infrastructure.

The Powell Creek project underscores Avangrid's commitment to expanding its clean energy portfolio in the United States. This development aligns with broader efforts to increase solar energy production and reduce carbon emissions, contributing to the transition towards sustainable energy sources in Ohio and beyond.

How Does Avangrid's Powell Creek Solar Project Impact Ohio's Renewable Energy Landscape?

• High Efficiency: The MAX 100~125KTL3-X2 offers high conversion efficiency, maximizing energy output from solar panels.
  
• Smart Management: Equipped with advanced monitoring and management features for real-time data analysis and remote control.
  
• Flexibility: Supports a wide range of solar panel configurations and is suitable for various installation sizes.
  
• Enhanced Safety: Includes multiple safety features such as arc fault circuit interrupters and surge protection.
  
• Robust Design: Built to withstand harsh environmental conditions, ensuring long-term reliability and performance.
  
• Easy Installation: Designed for straightforward installation and maintenance, reducing labor costs and time.
  
• Grid Support: Provides grid support functionalities, including reactive power control and grid frequency response.
• Scalability: Can be easily integrated into larger solar power systems, allowing for future expansion.