What matters in utility-scale solar
Solar parks feed into the medium- or high-voltage grid. The grid operator requires a plant certificate, firm specifications for active and reactive power, and a secure connection to its control room.
At the same time, the availability of every single inverter determines the yield, over twenty years and more. Planning, certification and operation therefore have to fit together from the start.
Challenges
NIS2-ready
Security to the state of the art
REFUlink and REFUview support operators with the requirements of NIS2, with hosting and data processing in Germany as well as user and rights management.
How REFU delivers utility-scale solar
String inverters from the utility series spread the power across many units: if one fails, the rest of the plant keeps running. REFUlink applies the grid operator’s setpoints to all inverters, and REFUview shows output and availability in real time.




