In the far reaches of northern Mexico
two remote regions of the Mexican state of Chihuahua, PV-powered microgrids bring electricity to a university and an agricultural ranch, neither of which are well served by the regional grid. The microgrids make use of lithium-ion batteries supplied by Growatt, alongside modules from local manufacturer SolarEver. The projects serve as an example of how products like Growatt’s off-grid inverters and energy storage solutions can bring reliable solar power to regions with limited energy access.
The state of Chihuahua, in northern Mexico, is the largest in the country, with a land area similar to that of the United Kingdom. But with a density of around 15 inhabitants per square kilometer, it is also one of Mexico’s least populated regions. Noteworthy though, is the fact that Chihuahua has one of the …
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