JinkoSolar has announced the signing of a 53MW module supply agreement with clients in Kazakhstan, with projects in the country’s Shieli and Zhanakorgan regions to be equipped with 23MW and 30MW respectively of its Tiger Neo 3.0 high-efficiency modules.
For Kazakh clients, the ideal PV solution must meet the three core requirements of low initial investment, high power output and fast payback, with Tiger Neo 3.0 designed precisely around those needs.
With a mass-production efficiency of up to 24.8% and power output of 670W, the Tiger Neo 3.0 module will enable clients in the two regions to reduce land occupation and BOS costs by approximately 8–10% for the same 53MW capacity, achieving the same installed capacity on a smaller land area, or installing more capacity on the same land, thereby improving capital efficiency from the very outset.
The module also experiences significantly lower power loss under high-temperature conditions compared to conventional products, with the Shieli and Zhanakorgan regions located in Kazakhstan’s interior, where summer temperatures often exceed 40°C. Tiger Neo 3.0’s 90% bifaciality factor is also able to deliver an additional 5–10% power gain from the rear side.
The signing of this order not only confirms the strong suitability of Tiger Neo 3.0 for Kazakhstan’s continental climate but also marks an accelerated phase in JinkoSolar’s ground power plant market expansion in the country and across the wider Central Asian region.