Inventux Solar Technologies, the Berlin-based manufacturer of micromorph silicon thin-film modules, has announced that it is providing modules for the realization of a solar farm located in the north of Chile.
At present, the project is being constructed by the company´s local EPC partner. Inventux is delivering X3-Series silicon-based thin-film modules to support construction and installation of the solar farm. Upon completion, the nominal output of the project will reach approximately 3 MW.
Last year, Inventux was taken over by two South American companies and it began focusing more on its micromorph thin film photovoltaic technology.
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As part of its new strategy, the company has explored opportunities for this technology in sunny regions in South America.
The company said it has a number of further projects already in planning and expected to be carried out in the coming months and years in Central and South American regions.
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