Seraphim secures order for 9 MW solar PV project in Australia

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Jiangsu Seraphim Solar System Co. Ltd. announced that it will supply state-of-the-art smart modules to a 9 MW PV plant project in Australia.

Located 95 km west of Moree, New South Wales, the plant developed by the Kanowna Solar PL is expected to utilize 27,500 units of 325W Seraphim MX Modules with integrated cell string-level Maxim optimizers.

Construction will start on the plant in early 2019.

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