Chinese company JinkoSolar has delivered 106.4MWdc of photovoltaic (PV) modules for US-based utility-scale solar assets owner sPower’s Solverde 1 solarfarm in California.
Located in Lancaster and California in the northern Los Angeles County, Solverde 1 solarfarm project was built and completed by sPower within 12 months.
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JinkoSolar's US general manager Nigel Cockroft said: “At JinkoSolar, we are committed to meeting our partners' tight deadlines.
“Being selected by industry-leading sPower as the module supplier for this unique and time-sensitive project strengthens our reputation as a highly dependable module manufacturer.”
The project includes signing the power purchase agreement (PPA), completing interconnection, developing, and commissioning. To complete the project on time, JinkoSolar supplied more than 330,000 units of high-efficiency polycrystalline modules in just over two months.
sPower's project development senior vice-president Josh Skogen said: “Developing a solarfarm within 12 short months is a challenging feat and requires solid cooperation with experienced and capable partners.
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By GlobalData“It was important that we selected a module supplier that could manage such an aggressive delivery schedule. We were confident that Jinko would be a great partner for the Solverde project, as it has a proven track record for delivering quality modules on-time.”
