Enphase Energy says IQ8 Microinverters selected for gas station solar projects

Enphase Energy (ENPH) announced that its IQ8(TM) Microinverters have been selected for gas station solar projects around the world, helping businesses deploy clean, reliable energy in some of the most safety-critical commercial environments. Several gas stations installations have been completed in the United States, including one from solar installer DynamicSLR, which installed a 49 kW solar system at the Tri Gaz 5 gas station in Crandall, Texas. The project is expected to offset 17% of the site’s electricity demand and generate an estimated lifetime savings of more than $150,000. Dozens of gas stations across Puerto Rico have Enphase products deployed through independent installers, including Green Energy & Fuels, Edison Energy, Pura Energia, and Solar Roots, further demonstrating the reliability and scalability of Enphase microinverters in demanding commercial environments. In Southeast Asia, Enphase microinverters are powering hundreds of gas stations. Super Central Gas has installed Enphase systems across 105 Shell stations, while multiple installers – Super Central Gas, TNS Network Solution, and MRO Engineering – have equipped PTT franchise sites. PTT stations typically range from 30 kW to over 100 kW, with at least 37 locations confirmed that feature Enphase systems. In the Philippines, solar installer MSpectrum has deployed Enphase systems at several Petron stations, and Solaren has completed seven additional gas-station projects, each averaging 15 kW. In Colombia, Gimecol Solar recently delivered a 50 kW system at the EDS Moya gas station using Enphase IQ8 Microinverters, showcasing the technology’s reliability and ease of deployment in Latin America.