Industry Updates

JinkoSolar has unveiled anti-glare, low-reflectivity modules for transportation applications, including airports, highways and elevated barriers, eliminating surface glare to minimize visual interference for pilots and drivers.

China S.C has announced a major upgrade to its globalization strategy with the roll out of its next-generation overseas “technology + service” ecosystem.

LONGi has announced that its Hi-MO 9 HPBC 2.0 module has been awarded full scenario application certification for environments including lakes, deserts, ice and snow and marine areas by China’s National Centre for Supervision and Inspection of Solar Photovoltaic Product Quality (CPVT) and the Huaneng Clean Energy Research Institute (CERI).

Hanersun and the Jingxian State-Owned Forestry Development Company have signed a cooperation agreement for the development an integrated PV-ESS solution for its Jingxian Songyu resort hotel.

Autowell (ATW) will participate in the 2026 edition of Intersolar India (February 25-27),  showcasing its latest innovative technologies and systematic solutions.

With residential energy storage accelerating across Europe, the industry is entering a new phase shaped by rising expectations around useability, safety and integration.

A 23.92MW PV project at Shanghai’s Pudong international airport has connected to the grid at full-capacity, deploying a Trinasolar anti-glare solution, the project demonstrating that stringent airport safety requirements and green, low-carbon construction can combine and showcasing Trinasolar’s leadership in providing advanced PV solutions for low-carbon infrastructure.

LONGi has become the world's first PV company to receive gold medal certification from the Solar Stewardship Initiative (SSI) in recognition of its outstanding sustainability practices, the landmark accomplishment, for its Chuzhou and Jiaxing sites, not only highlighting the company’s global leadership in the ESG field, but also establishing a new benchmark for sustainable development within the industry.

As utility-scale solar projects accelerate the transition to 2kV system architectures, the industry is increasingly focused on whether higher voltage can deliver real-world cost reductions and efficiency improvements.