Solar stations / kits

On-grid solar Power Plants (SPP) are an important element of the modern energy industry, providing efficient utilization of solar energy for power generation. They differ from stand-alone systems in that they are connected to the power distribution network, which allows the generated energy to be used not only for their own needs but also for transmission to the general grid.

Here are the main features of grid-tied solar power plants:

1. Power: Grid-connected solar power plants can range in capacity from small rooftop installations to large commercial and industrial installations. For example, the 579-megawatt grid-tied solar power plant in California is one of the largest in the world.
2. Photovoltaic panels: The main element of a solar power plant that converts solar energy into electricity. Usually mounted on supports or roofs with optimal access to sunlight.
3. Inverters: These devices convert the direct current produced by PV panels into alternating current that can be connected to the electricity distribution network.
4. Monitoring and control: Modern solar power plants are typically equipped with monitoring and control systems that allow operators to track energy production, optimize plant performance, and detect any malfunctions.

Grid-connected solar power plants play a key role in developing clean energy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and ensuring energy security. They help build a sustainable and clean energy infrastructure for future generations.