Unveiling of the First Integrated Solar Power Plant Equipment System

Unveiling of the First Integrated Solar Power Plant Equipment System in Iran (All-in-One)

The first integrated solar power plant equipment system in the country was unveiled in Zanjan as part of efforts to localize technology and prevent foreign currency outflow.

The first integrated solar power plant equipment system in the country (All-in-One) was unveiled in a ceremony attended by officials of Zanjan Province and managers from the electricity industry at Iran Transfo Substations Development Company. This new achievement, with a nominal capacity ranging from 400 kW to 10 MW, represents a significant step in the development of renewable energy and localization of related technologies.

During the ceremony, Dr. Mehdi Sadeghi, CEO of Iran Transfo Industrial Group, highlighted the company's role in the country's electricity industry: "Solar power plants require numerous pieces of equipment for operation, and designing and supplying each component separately prolongs and increases the cost of projects. By offering the All-in-One system, all these components are provided in a complete package, reducing technical complexities and accelerating installation and operation."

He emphasized the importance of self-reliance and maximizing domestic capacities: "This initiative not only saves 50–70% of foreign currency costs related to solar power plant equipment but also contributes to sustainable development of the electricity industry and reduces dependence on imports."

Amir Najafi, CEO of Iran Transfo Substations Development Company, also stated: "The All-in-One system is compact, easy to transport, and allows rapid installation, addressing many challenges in constructing solar power plants. This innovation enables contractors and investors to complete projects faster without the need to purchase individual components."

According to company officials, the integrated solar system can connect directly to the medium voltage network or combine multiple units to provide the required output to the grid. The engineering design of this structure is done only once, which reduces final costs and speeds up delivery.

The unveiling of this achievement not only meets the country's growing demand for renewable energy but also demonstrates Iran Transfo Industrial Group's commitment to innovation, self-sufficiency, and enhancing Iran's position in the regional electricity industry.