Nextronex Ray-Max inverters feature distributed architecture.
The Indiana Municipal Power Agency (IMPA), a wholesale electric power provider serving 60 municipally-owned electric utilities in Indiana and Ohio, has selected the Nextronex Ray-Max Inverter system for various member’s sites as they expand their solar photovoltaic generation capacity. The sites are two (2) 2.41 MW DC solar projects to be located in the cities of Crawfordsville and Peru, Indiana and four (4) 1.23 MW projects to be located in other Indiana cities throughout the IMPA system.
Jay Troger, CEO of Nextronex, Inc. observes, “As a result of the successful installation and operations of our patented Distributed ArchitectureTM inverter system during 2014 at two IMPA sites in Frankton and Rensselaer, IMPA chose Nextronex again for their utility scale projects in 2015. It is always gratifying when our customers are satisfied with our performance and continue to order from us. We will be providing our plug-and-play Power PodiumTM solution which is skidded, pre-wired and tested, saving construction time and labor cost, as well as assuring factory level quality control.”
The projects are scheduled to be commissioned in the middle of 2015. Crawfordsville and Peru will be the largest solar project installations to date within IMPA’s service territory.
Nextronex is a manufacturer of commercial and utility scale proprietary solar inverter systems for applications 150 kW and larger. The company is focused on solar energy optimization through its patented Distributed Architecture design for 1,000 V DC solar array configurations. Nextronex also offers patent pending technology to substantially reduce the cost of installing solar with battery storage.