Terence Parker
SolarBridge Technologies - Applications Engineering Manager

Summary

Microinverters have emerged as a viable alternative to traditional central or string inverters. The global microinverter market will grow from $350 million today to more than $900 million in 2015, with their volume exceeding the volume of traditional inverter shipments this year, according to IMS Research. This presentation will discuss what’s behind the rapid growth of microinverters, providing an overview of the progression from standalone microinverters to AC modules with factory-integrated microinverters. This presentation will address how to tell the difference between a “roof-ready” AC module and a field “bolt-on” as microinverter technology captures more of the residential solar market. Featuring recent installations and case studies, we will discuss the many advantages of AC modules over central inverters and standalone microinverters, including lowest cost installation, improved safety and long-term reliability.

Category: Energy
Type: Straight to the Point