Director Deepak Pandey is confident the company's hybrid devices - which are lead-acid and lithium battery compatibility - will replace the existing market.From pv magazine India London-based inverter and battery company Invergy, which this year launched its hybrid solar inverters in India, is targeting residential arrays with 3-12 kW products for use in single and three-phase set-ups. As part of its push for Indian customers, the company will build an inverter factory in Noida, Uttar Pradesh by May which will be able to manufacture 5 MW of products annually. Invergy director Deepak Pandey told ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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