Sineng Electric is proud to serve as the inverter solution provider for the 110MWp Pato solar PV project located in Segovia, Spain—recently transferred from ibvogt to NextPower V ESG. This important milestone underscores both the growing confidence in Sineng’s utility-scale solutions and our steadfast commitment to driving Europe’s clean energy transition.
For the Pato project, Sineng supplied its robust 250kW String Inverters, known for their exceptional efficiency and durability. With a maximum conversion efficiency of up to 99.0%, these inverters minimize energy losses while delivering stable, high-yield performance, even under challenging grid and climate conditions.Engineered for extreme environments, the inverters feature:
- IP66 protection rating and C5 anti-corrosion coating for resistance against dust, moisture, and harsh weather，
- Wide operational temperature range from -30°C to 60°C thanks to high-temperature-resistant components and intelligent cooling,
- 12 MPPTs ensuring optimal energy harvest and compatibility with high-power and bifacial modules.
The Pato project is not only a model of technical excellence but also of environmental stewardship. Generating approximately 215 GWh of clean electricity annually, it powers over 55,000 homes while preventing around 47,450 tonnes of CO₂ emissions per year—equivalent to displacing 15,000 tonnes of oil. As part of its ecological integration, the project includes wildlife-supportive features such as newly constructed ponds, nesting boxes for birds of prey, and forthcoming native vegetation programs to enrich the local biodiversity.
ibvogt’s decision to visit Sineng’s headquarters in Wuxi marked a pivotal step in the partnership. After reviewing Sineng’s manufacturing processes, product reliability, and R&D capabilities, they selected Sineng as a trusted partner—valuing proven performance backed by innovation.Ranked among the world’s BNEF Tier1 and Top 4 inverter suppliers, Sineng Electric continues to deliver dependable, high-performance technologies that advance the global shift toward clean and sustainable energy.
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