JinkoSolar has announced the signing of a 100MW Tiger Neo 3.0 module order with a distributor in Nigeria, marking a new phase in the large-scale deployment of the company’s N-type TOPCon technology across West Africa’s distributed PV and C&I markets.
For Nigerian distributors, the ideal partner and product must meet four core requirements: manageable upfront costs, stable generation performance, low after-sales risk and strong customer acceptance.
Across the distributor customer base, whether on C&I rooftops or residential courtyards, power generation per unit area is the primary consideration. With a maximum front-side efficiency of 24.8% and power output of 670W, the Tiger Neo 3.0 module enables end-users to increase installed capacity by approximately 8–10% on the same installation area compared to conventional modules. This means every module generates more electricity, enhancing both product competitiveness for distributors and customer satisfaction.
The country experiences high temperatures year-round, with humidity and heat posing serious challenges to long-term module stability. With a temperature coefficient as low as -0.26%/°C, the Tiger Neo 3.0 has significantly lower power degradation under high-temperature conditions compared to conventional products. In addition, the module features excellent anti-PID and damp-heat resistance, maintaining strong output whether in the humid coastal regions of southern Nigeria or the hot inland areas of the north.
The signing of this order not only confirms the strong suitability of Tiger Neo 3.0 for Nigeria’s tropical climate, but also marks a solid step forward in Jinko’s distributor channel development in West Africa.