Hosola Plus Power Optimiser Coming Soon

   String inverter has irreplaceable advantages due to its high efficiency, light weight and low price, and multi MPPT technology plays an important role in increasing system design diversity and improving production efficiency. However, it also faces an unavoidable challenge, which is how to adjust and limit the impact that unpredictable shadows have on maximum array output power point. So, customers pay more and more attention to single-component tracking and conversion equipment, among which micro inverter and power optimiser are representative ones. However, the price of micro inverter causes pressure to customers, while power optimiser is much cheaper compared to it. 

 According to Hosola engineers, when solar panels face shadow or the angle is diverse, adding power optimiser can effectively improve generating capacity, and the system generating amount is increased by 25%. Compared with micro inverter, the price of power optimiser is 30% cheaper. Looking at the trend of technology development, power optimiser will be the ideal choice for distributed residential system in the future, and it has wider applicability than micro inverter.       Hosola plus power optimiser, by providing individual MPP tracker for each solar panel, can optimise the system performance and has now become a popular and key component in a solar system. It has integrated the functions of maximum power collection & conversion, data collection and communication and can be used on all sizes of solar systems.

     The launch of Hosola plus power optimiser is a significant R&D achievement made by Hosola team in the spirit of cooperation and innovation. Launching the new product into market is bound to increase Hosola market share, enhance Hosola competitiveness and status, and make greater contribution to the development of the industry.  

Hosola again provides 39MW inverters to UK

Hosola New Energy has big news again. On December 29, 2014, Hosola New Energy gains the power station project orders from UK again. Before the end of January of 2015, Hosola would provide 528pcs Hosola Sunrays 60KTL to 3 power stations. The total amount 39MW orders was divided into 3 sub-projects, including EVG ROTHERDALE FARM project 14 MW Sunrays60KTL (192 pcs), the LOWER BASSETT FARM project 10.87 MW Sunrays60KTL (145 pcs) and COMBERMERE SOLAR FARM project 14.48 MW Sunrays60KTL (191 pcs).      

Mr. Jack, president of Moss Huade China area, said: “This is the second cooperation with Hosola based on the ground power station, we are very glad to grow up together with Hosola, and also very happy to see that our joint efforts are better recognized by the UK market.”      

Mr. Eric, general manager of Hosola New Energy, said with confidence, “Hosola would provide 77MW string type inverters to UK power station projects, Hosola would work hard to provide excellent services to the customers.”

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Cooperation between Hosola and Taspac to Expand New Zealand Market

Good news came that Hosola had carried out cooperation with Taspac to develop the photovoltaic market in New Zealand. Through several months’ negotiations and communications between the two parties, Hosola and Taspac successfully signed Distribution Agreement, and Taspac was authorized as the official distributor in New Zealand.

Hosola New Energy Co., Ltd is a professional solar inverter manufacturer, specialized in R&D, manufacturing and marketing PV inverters. Hosola inverters have been widely installed and functioned in Europe, Australia, Asia and anywhere in China. It is especially popular in the Netherlands and UK among European areas.

Taspac Energy Ltd. is a new entity that forms part of a larger group of DC power companies (Innovative Energies and Amtex Electronics) that manufacture and distribute their products worldwide from its New Zealand and Australia bases.
Taspac held launch event at some major centers in Auckland in November, which turned out to be a huge success in promoting new energy. Shortly after the launch event, Taspac ushered in its first order of Hosola inverter on 13th January, 2015. According to good news from Taspac, the order will be dispatched from the warehouse in February.

Look into the future, we have full confidence about the cooperation with Taspac. Taspac is well positioned to provide the local warehousing, pre-sales and after sales service, supporting and distribution of Hosola in New Zealand. We are willing to work closely to develop this new market, and we believe more achievements will be made with our joint efforts.

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