About this event
2020 has been the year of major manufacturers launching large-area modules using p-type mono wafer sizes of 166mm (squared), 182mm and 210mm, challenging PV project developers, EPCs and asset owners to evaluate and understand the advantages and disadvantages of such modules along with their practical application in different installation environments.
Join PV module manufacturer Seraphim and major inverter manufacturer SMA Solar in this PV Tech TechTalk webinar, intended to provide a professional analysis of Seraphim’s 182mm ‘S4 Series’ large-area, high-performance, p-type monocrystalline PERC half-cell module for utility-scale PV power plants. SMA Solar will provide insight into the inverter options and benefits that maximise plant performance in the new era of large-area modules.
In this TechTalk webinar, you will gain detailed insights into:
- The practical application of large-area modules in different installation environments
- A professional analysis of different module sizes and inverter types for PV power plants
- Why the 182mm wafer based ‘S4’ module series offers both monofacial and bifacial solutions for lowering BOS and LCOE costs and how inverter selection is critical
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Guest speaker
Charles Wang Sales Director, Greater China @ SMA SolarG
With a Masters in Photovoltaic Power Generation and Solar Engineering from the University of New South Wales, Charles joined SMA Australia in 2010 and was engaged in product after-sales service and sales technical support up to 2014.
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Team member
Mark Osborne Senior News Editor @ PV TechT
Mark Osborne has three decades of experience in covering both the semiconductor and photovoltaics manufacturing industries. In his current roles as senior news editor for PV Tech and sister technical journal, Photovoltaics International.
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Guest speaker
Ray Wang Regional Sales Director @ Seraphim SolarG
Ray has been involved in solar PV since 2011 and has an in-depth understanding of the whole industry. As regional sales director for Seraphim Solar, Ray has managed many markets over recent years, including Eastern Europe, South East Asia and Australia.
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