Industry Updates

JA Solar has officially announced a strategic partnership with leading Mexican distributor Exel Solar, the two companies to drive a 400MW PV module project aimed at advancing the country’s solar energy landscape.

The Meliá ME Marbella Banús is one of the flagship hotels on Spain’s Costa del Sol and was looking to install a rooftop PV system capable of supporting high daytime energy demand within a limited footprint, a solution needing to balance performance, spatial constraints and strict design requirements.

TCL Solar has taken part in the 2026 edition of RE+ Mexico, unveiling a range of advanced products designed to meet the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in Latin America.

JinkoSolar has announced the signing of a 14MW ground power plant supply agreement with a client in Georgia, deploying Tiger Neo 3.0 modules for the entire project, the agreement not only reflecting the Georgian market’s strong recognition of the company’s  technological strengths, but also serving as further proof of the value delivery of its N-type TOPCon technology in achieving higher power generation returns worldwide.

Jinko Solar has announced the signing of a 413.9 MWp supply agreement for its advanced Tiger Neo 3.0 modules with leading Brazilian developer Casa dos Ventos, the significant order further reinforcing its strong presence in the Latin American market.

JinkoSolar has officially launched a lightweight module solution specifically designed for low-load-bearing roofs—the Jinko ‘Light Diamond’, high-strength module, based on its Tiger Neo 3.0 technology platform.

DMEGC Solar’s Greenhouse modules, already deployed across numerous agricultural and horticultural projects, were previously based on M10RT cell technology.

Risen Energy has achieved a milestone in its strategic cooperation with the China Huaneng Group, with the total order volume for HJT modules between the two parties reaching 1.2 GW.

LONGi has signed a 1GWh strategic cooperation agreement with Zhongtian Technology (ZTT), marking a significant milestone in bringing its “LONGi ONE” strategy from concept to commercial deployment and demonstrating market recognition of the company’s full-stack integrated energy solution.

As Australia’s renewable penetration continues to rise, large-scale solar plants are increasingly facing negative daytime electricity prices, growing solar curtailment and higher market volatility in the National Electricity Market (NEM).