Juwi, MVV Launch 13.5-MW Solar Park in Germany

• MVV Energie and Juwi boost Germany's green future with a 13.5-MW solar park, advancing renewable energy and enhancing regional energy security.

MVV Energie AG and its subsidiary Juwi have successfully connected a 13.5-MW solar park to the grid in Baden-Wurttemberg, southwestern Germany. This project marks a significant step in the region's renewable energy efforts, contributing to Germany's broader goals of increasing sustainable energy production.

The solar park's completion underscores MVV and Juwi's commitment to expanding solar energy infrastructure. By enhancing the local energy supply with clean power, the project supports both environmental objectives and energy security. This development aligns with Germany's transition towards renewable energy sources, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuels.

How does the new solar park impact Germany's renewable energy goals and local energy supply?

• High efficiency with advanced MPPT technology for optimal energy harvest.
  
• Wide input voltage range for flexible system design.
  
• Smart cooling system to enhance performance and longevity.
  
• Integrated AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) for improved safety.
  
• Remote monitoring and management capabilities via Growatt's online platform.
  
• Compact design for easy installation and maintenance.
  
• High power density, allowing for more power output in a smaller footprint.
  
• Compatibility with various grid standards and requirements.
  
• Robust protection features, including overvoltage and short circuit protection.
• User-friendly interface for straightforward operation and configuration.