Industry Updates

LONGi has partnered with Danish clean energy project developer Eurowind Energy on its new 22 MWp Triana Solar Power Park, which is now connected to the Portuguese grid.

GoodWe and Greek developer and EPC Energiaki Drymou have collaborated on one of the country’s largest PV projects in 2022.

SolarSpace has announced a long-term alliance with the insurance company PAIC (Ping An Insurance Company of China) which, together with Lloyd’s of London’s Ariel Re, will provide power loss compensation liability insurance for its high efficiency modules, covering a period of 25 to 30 years.

The project, installed over fish ponds in Taishan in China’s Guangdong province, continues to be used for fish and shrimp breeding after system grid connection.

A project within a vast solar park located at the eastern end of Vietnam's southern coastline exclusively deploys LONGi Hi-MO modules. Since connection to the grid at the end of 2019, the power generation of this specific project has significantly surpassed expectations and, according to customer feedback, is 9.35% higher than that of neighbouring projects with the same installed capacity, resulting in an increase in profit for the client.

Indeotec has announced an order from Enel for a combined PECVD-PVD cluster tool for its 3Sun Gigafactory in Catania, Italy. The tool, based on Indeotec’s Octopus II platform, will be used at Enel’s new R&D lab, with delivery planned for Q2-2023.

With solar increasingly establishing itself as the leading source of green energy, the focus is shifting towards the sustainable nature of the equipment and materials used to produce solar modules and the modes of transport chosen to deliver the modules to their ultimate destination. The concept of “product carbon footprint” is key in this regard.

GoodWe will participate at Genera 2023 in the Spanish capital Madrid from February 21-23, where it will present its new and enhanced products for the residential and C&I segments.

Jinchen has marked the groundbreaking for its East China headquarters with a ceremony at Suzhou’s Taihu Science and Technology Industrial Park.

Energy transition in the Middle East is picking up speed, driven by well-designed auctions, favourable financing conditions and declining technology costs, all of which are bringing renewables into the mainstream.