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Mitsubishi Electric Announces Photovoltaic Inverter for European Market

Jun 8 2006

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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation has announced it will introduce 2 models of photovoltaic inverters to the European market on September 1st. The inverters, which convert the DC current from solar cells to AC for power grid use, have one of the highest conversion efficiency (Max. 96.2%) and input voltage (Max. 700V) ratings in the industry, and will be displayed at the Intersolar 2006 exhibition in Freiberg, Germany, Europe's largest solar products trade fair, starting June 22.

Europe is the largest market in the world for photovoltaic power generation systems, and continues to grow at an annual rate of about 50%. This is due in part to the rapid expansion caused by Germany's new Feed-in Tariff subsidy system and other similar systems established in Spain and Italy.

http://www.mitsubishielectric.com

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