What is a power plant Controller (PPC)?

A power plant controller (PPC) is an automation platform designed to manage and optimize the operation of a solar farm. PPCs utilize advanced control software to efficiently operate the plant and maintain grid stability while adhering to regulatory requirements.

What is a solar controller?

An advanced controller tailored to serve grid-tied and off-grid utility-scale solar plant applications. Advanced control solution able to meet local grid-code requirements, technical constraints from the IPP and the final client,

What is a solar power plant (PPC)?

In short, a PPC aggregates all of the solar farm’s components, meteorological sensors, inverters, trackers, and substation systems to create a ‘power plant’ from the standpoint of the transmission system operator.

What is ingecon Sun plant controller?

PV plant control and management for large-scale power plants The INGECON SUN Plant Controller is a brand new development to help the grid operator to predict the PV plant performance.

What is the difference between a power plant controller and SCADA?

A power plant controller and a SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system serve distinct yet complementary roles in managing and optimizing the operations of solar power plants, but they differ in their specific functions, scope, and complexity. The PPC is designed for real-time control and optimization of the power generation process.

What is a plant controller?

The Plant Controller allows to control the reactive power (Q) at the point of connection, adjusting it to a given parameter. It includes the possibility of providing reactive power at night. The line voltage can be regulated at the point of connection.