“Ukrainian manufacturer of electrical switchgear and packaged substations 0.4–35 kV (KTP, KSO, distribution boards, ATS, LV switchboards) based in Odesa, Ukraine; turnkey solar power plant (EPC) contractor. On the market since 2005.”
“A grid-tied plant operates only during the day and only when there is voltage in the grid — it feeds excess energy into the grid, but shuts off during an outage. A hybrid plant has a battery: it stores energy during the day and powers the site in the evening and during outages.”
“Only if the plant has a battery (hybrid or with a battery energy storage system, BESS) or a generator. Standard grid-tied panels automatically shut off during an outage — this is a safety requirement. If you need autonomy, we design in a battery from the start.”
“It depends on the capacity, type of site and your consumption. We calculate this for your specific site as part of a commercial proposal: capacity, approximate turnkey cost, savings and payback period. For an estimate, your average electricity bill is enough.”
“In the configuration with storage (a hybrid inverter + BESS) — yes: the plant powers a pre-agreed critical load for as long as the battery charge lasts, and during the day the sun tops it up. An ordinary grid-tie solar plant without storage does not work when the grid goes down — the inverter switches off under safety requirements.”
“It depends on the capacity of the storage, the power of the inverter and which list of loads you leave on backup. We calculate this for your site — and show honestly what the backup covers and what it does not.”
“Roughly 1,000–1,300 kWh per year from each installed kW, depending on the region, orientation and shading (in the south, with optimal orientation — up to ~1,350). We calculate the real output for your site.”
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