The Taiwan government has set a goal of increasing the county’s share of renewable energy up to 20% and reaching 20GW in 2025. Ground mount PV installations are expected to reach 14GW of this national energy commitment.
Installing PV systems on lands unsuitable for cultivation, subsidence areas, sanitary landfill, or contaminated lands, not only puts idle lands to work, but also brings extra economic benefits thanks to 20 years of Feed-in-Tariffs.
More Energy, Higher Yield
Module mismatch is unavoidable in ground mount PV installations due to soiling, uneven terrain, bird droppings, thermal mismatch, varying aging rates of PV modules, and partial shading. With module-level Maximum Power Point Tracking, SolarEdge can minimize power loss caused by mismatch and optimize the power generation of the entire system.
Flexible Design, Bigger System, More Revenue
In traditional inverter systems, module placement near obstacles such as trees, an electrical transformer, or a high voltage tower is typically avoided in order to prevent shading related power losses.
SolarEdge systems can be installed in partially shaded areas, enabling maximum you to maximize land space usage and place more modules, helping you generate more revenue.
Save Money with Less Wiring
BoS accounts for around 5% of total PV system costs. SolarEdge Power Optimizers enable 48 to 52 modules installed in one string for less strings per inverter, which results in less wiring, combiner boxes, and fuses - saving up to 40% of BoS costs.
Safe Operation & Maintenance
Taiwan experiences many typhoons and heavy rains which causes flooding. Natural hazards impacting PV systems can cause short circuits or even electric shock. SolarEdge’s enhanced safety features and module-level monitoring with pinpoint alerts can reduce risk and provide technicians with a safer working environment.
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