The "Inverter and PV System Technology" Industry Guide will be published in April 2012, following the "Inverter and PV System Technology" Conference in Berlin.

As well as that, it takes a close look at the interaction between the electrical components of the system, in particular at the inverter and monitoring components which form the interface between the modules and the grid. Another issue are storage technologies.

The single-component perspective, which has been the rule so far, can lead to interactions that can result in poor yields or even a catastrophic damage to the system.

The industry guide will assess both the upstream (production and supply chain) and the downstream (planning, distribution, installation and operation) aspects of the electrical system.

Target groups are project developers, system integrators, utilities, energy providers and grid-network operators, designers, planners, investors, finance providers, research institutes, professional associations, policy and trade press.

Furthermore the publication is targeted at component manufacturers (modules, inverters, junction boxes, transfer stations, monitoring systems etc.) as well as the entire semiconductor industry.

The brochure, with a print run of 12,000, will be distributed in selected markets and to selected target audiences worldwide.

The website www.pv-system-tech.com with the complete content of the industry guide is now available.