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[Sample] 20MW Ground-Mounted PV Plant, Binh Thuan, Vietnam

A 20MW grid-connected ground-mounted PV plant using 640W bifacial modules, fixed-tilt mounting and central inverters. We provide complete equipment supply and electrical design support so the owner can build and connect quickly with controlled investment.

Sample 20MW ground-mounted PV plant in Binh Thuan, Vietnam
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Project Overview

Project Overview

The project is located in Binh Thuan Province, Vietnam, with a planned capacity of 20MW as a grid-connected ground-mounted PV plant. The project is in the early planning stage; the client prefers complete equipment supply supported by electrical design and grid-connection technical assistance to control overall investment while accelerating implementation.

Scope of Supply

Scope of Supply & Implementation

  • Complete supply of 640W bifacial dual-glass modules with product warranty and certification documents.
  • Q235 hot-dip galvanized fixed-tilt mounting system with tilt angle customized to the project latitude.
  • Central inverters, box-type transformers and medium-voltage switchgear for step-up and grid connection.
  • BOS electrical such as PV-specific cables and DC combiner boxes.
  • Electrical design documents, equipment certifications, sea freight logistics and on-site installation guidance.
Project Highlights

Project Highlights

  • Bifacial modules + fixed-tilt mounting balance generation gain and initial investment.
  • 1500V central-inverter architecture reduces system LCOE.
  • Single-window complete supply keeps interface responsibility clear and reduces multi-vendor risk.
  • Certification and grid-connection documents prepared to Vietnamese grid standards in advance, shortening the connection cycle.
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