SMA Solar publishes MVPS-9200-S4-10 Product Carbon Footprint report

By Public Technologies
  • SMA Solar Technology released a product carbon footprint for its MVPS-9200-S4-10 medium-voltage power station over a 20-year scenario.
  • Cradle-to-grave footprint totaled 276.2 to 340.0 t CO2e, driven mainly by use-phase efficiency losses.
  • Production emissions were 117.6 t CO2e; use-phase emissions were 188.0 to 253.9 t CO2e across location scenarios.
  • Transport and packaging added 6.0 to 8.0 t CO2e; the concrete foundation added 3.2 t CO2e.
  • End-of-life recycling credits reduced the total by about 40.7 t CO2e under the avoided-burden approach.


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