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Solar Market Outlook in Russia

There is a renewable energy drive going on in Russia right now and solar energy is leading the way for renewable sources. At the end of 2019, the country reached a PV capacity installation of 1.7 GW. This came as a result of the Russian government’s grid-connected projects that launched in 2014.

The Russian government tendered another 500 MW of solar capacity in 2020. This is just one part of the country’s continued effort to deploy solar energy systems and reach its target of 7 GW in solar energy by 2035.

In particular, the Russian government is accelerating its efforts at PV and solar installations in areas that are disconnected from the CSA grid. They believe that these areas have the highest potential for solar projects due to limited access to transport infrastructure and energy sources.

With full support from the Russian government through the enactment of the renewable energy law, it is expected that the renewable energy sector will create an attractive business environment. The Russian government is specifically looking to attract local and international clean energy investors, such as those willing to put up solar power plants in the country. 

Solar Energy Equipment Supply Capacity in Russia

Russia is one of the top countries in terms of renewable energy production. It is one of the top producers in the EU and the rest of the world. 

Therefore, there is a wide array of equipment suppliers and distributors in and out of Russia for those looking to make solar installations. 

Top 8 Major Seaports & Logistics in Russia

For those looking to invest in solar power equipment, Russia is home to a vast logistics industry and they have several major seaports.

The major seaports in Russia are Saint Petersburg, Vladivostok, Novorossiyk, Kaliningrad, Sosnogorsk, Privolzhsky, Pavlovsk, and Pyatigorsk. The aforementioned are some of the busiest ports in Russia and in Europe.

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Power Transformers

What is a Power Transformer for a Solar Plant?

Power Transformers are devices used for transferring power from one line to another. Transformers use electromagnetic induction to induce the current from the primary coil to the secondary coil. Irrespective of the source of electricity, transformers are either step up or step down.

 

How is a Power Transformer used with a Solar Plant?

In a Solar Plant, the transformers get used in two points in the whole circuit. At the transmission, level to step up or step down the power. And in the solar inverters to step down the voltage to change the DC to AC.

 

Types of Power Transformer for Solar Plant

There are two types of Solar Power transformers.

  • Step up Power Transformer: The DC from the solar panels gets a step up from the transformer to match the power rating for domestic use.
  • Solar Inverter Transformer: The second application is the solar inverter. When the current is generated in the solar panels, it is a direct current or DC. To make it usable for households, solar inverters convert this DC to AC.

 

How does a Power Transformer for a Solar Plant work?

A transformer has a metallic core with coils on two sides. In Solar Transformers, the number of primary windings is more than the secondary windings. 

Due to electromagnetic induction, the current from the primary coil gets transferred to the secondary coil. The current gets stepped up due to the secondary windings.

Solar Transformer ratings have units Volt-amperes. 

 

List of top manufacturers of Power Transformer for Solar Plant 

One of the most famous names in Power Transformers for Solar Plants is Hitachi. Few other manufacturers and distributors are

  • GEC Durham Industries
  • Pacific Transformer
  • Niagara Power Transformer
  • MGM Transformer Company
  • Bright Manufacturing
  • QEED
  • VTC/GT
  • Triad Magnetics
  • eGauge Systems
  • Alfa Transformer
  • Olsun Electrics

 

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