Sungrow unveils SG510HX inverter in Chile and reports 6.5 GW of PV and 13 GWh of BESS in Latin America
Sungrow presented its SG510HX string inverter, rated at 511.5 kW, in Chile during the Summit South LATAM 2026. The company says the unit raises power density by 28%, can save up to $180,000 in auxiliary equipment for 100 MW plants and cuts LCOE by up to 1%. Sungrow has accumulated 6.5 GW of PV inverters in Chile, Peru and Argentina, plus 13 GWh of BESS contracted in Latin America excluding Brazil. It also announced a storage division for artificial intelligence and data centers.
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- The SG510HX delivers 511.5 kW, uses silicon carbide semiconductors and offers 36 string inputs.
- Sungrow reports 6.5 GW of inverters in the Southern Cone excluding Brazil: about 5,200 MW in Chile and 1.3 GW in Peru.
- The company counts 13 GWh of BESS contracted in northern and southern Latin America, excluding Brazil.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Energía Estratégica. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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