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Fox ESS launches high-voltage battery-inverter solution for C&I solar
Fox ESS’s Power Beast platform integrates H3 Plus hybrid inverters with CQ7 high-voltage battery stacks, featuring LFP chemistry, IP65 protection, up to 98.5% inverter efficiency, and more than 95% battery round-trip efficiency. The system supports PV arrays of up to 250 kW, includes three independent battery inputs, and provides EPS backup with transfer times of less than 10 ms.
Jul 23, 2026
Sineng Electric launches 510 kW high-power string inverter for utility-scale solar
Sineng Electric’s SP-510K-H is a 510 kW high-power string inverter for utility-scale solar projects, featuring 1,650 V DC input, 1,000 V AC output, six MPPTs, and support for DC/AC ratios up to 1.8. The inverter delivers up to 99.0% efficiency, grid-forming capability for weak grids, AI-based O&M functions, and operation at altitudes up to 4,000 m.
GoodWe launches single-phase off-grid inverter series for residential microgrids
GoodWe has unveiled the EO G2 Series single-phase off-grid inverter, specifically engineered for harsh operating environments across Africa. Available in power ratings from 3 kW to 6 kW, the system features up to 200% PV oversizing, less then 4 ms seamless switching, and AI-powered energy management functions.
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Ingeteam announces central inverter for utility-scale BESS
Ingeteam has launched the Ingecon Sun Storage M Series, a modular central inverter platform for utility-scale BESS applications, offering power ratings of up to 4.54 MVA and battery voltage support up to 1,500 Vdc without derating. The series includes standalone inverter units and skid-mounted medium-voltage solutions with integrated transformers and switchgear reaching 9.08 MVA.
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Sungrow, TÜV Rheinland release long-term inverter reliability testing standards
Sungrow and TÜV Rheinland have introduced corporate standards for long-term PV inverter reliability testing, establishing quantitative methodologies to assess component and system durability while expanding their collaboration on technical standards for renewable energy equipment.
Hoymiles issues response after security vulnerability identified in older microinverters
The Chaos Computer Club has identified a security vulnerability affecting photovoltaic installations that use Hoymiles inverters. In response to an inquiry from pv magazine, the Chinese manufacturer said it will release a firmware update to address the issue in late August. The vulnerability affects HM series devices, which were discontinued in August 2023.
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