Industry Updates

JinkoSolar has exhibited at the 2025 edition of All Energy Australia in Melbourne, showcasing its next-generation Tiger Neo 3.0 48-cell modules, specifically designed for the Australian market, together with innovative products including the SunGiga 261kWh liquid-cooled energy storage system.

TrinaTracker has announced the grid connection of a 211MW PV project in Chile’s Atacama desert, showcasing the company’s expertise in delivering reliable performance under harsh conditions.

JA Solar and Australian solar innovator 5B have announced the signing of a landmark module supply agreement during the recently concluded All Energy Australia event in Melbourne.

DAS Solar has partnered with Brazilian renewable energy developer TR Energia to complete two ground-mounted solar projects with a total capacity of 8.6MW in the cities of Itaíba and Agrestina.

TÜV Rheinland Germany has announced that LONGi’s Hi-MO X10 lightweight module has been awarded grade AAA certification under the 2PfG 2992/08.24standard, not only becoming the first BC product in the PV industry to obtain this highest-level certification,  but also marking a major breakthrough for LONGi in the lightweight technology and reliability of its modules.

LONGi has received an upgraded ‘A’ level ranking in MSCI’s latest ESG assessment results.

Maxwell has participated in the 4th Perovskite Technology, Equipment and Materials Forum  in Suzhou, with chairman Jian Zhou delivering a keynote speech on the company’s  Perovskite/HJT Tandem cell solution.

Anker Innovations has exhibited at the 2025 edition of All Energy Australia in Melbourne,  showcasing its multiple brands under one roof, including a range of upgraded home energy solutions designed specifically for Australian households.

Trinasolar has been awarded silver medal status in the 2025 EcoVadis sustainability ratings for its excellent performance in environment, labour and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement, its overall score of 72/100 placing it among the top 12% of over 150,000 companies assessed worldwide.

China’s Burning plasma Experimental Superconducting Tokamak (BEST) project has entered a new stage of main structure construction, drawing widespread attention across the scientific community.