Featured in Search for buoyancy – 10-2017

Middle ease?

MENA’s inverter landscape: The momentum for solar PV in the Middle East and North Africa region is strong, with experts anticipating 4 GW of growth this year. However, the unique opportunities and challenges facing this part of the world create a distinct set of circumstances for solar players. So how is the inverter landscape shaping up?

By

Ian Clover

04 Oct 2017

Fronius has entered the fledgling Iranian solar market, while many other leading European, Chinese, Japanese, and U.S. inverter suppliers have begun to make great strides across the MENA region.

The Middle East Solar Industry Association (MESIA) should, one might imagine, have the easiest job of any of the world’s solar associations. In a region where sun is abundant and land and cash are plentiful, surely solar power takes care of itself?If only it were that simple. The Middle East and North African (MENA) region …

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