Industry Updates

TW Solar has announced an extension of its existing cooperation with Libra Energy, as part of which it is to supply 100MW of its high-efficiency Terra shingled modules.

As installation costs for residential PV fall and grid parity is achieved in more regions, the sector is gaining new momentum. However, safety is a major concern for a variety of reasons, including poor product quality, lack of construction experience and tight schedules.

With global electricity prices increasing significantly since 2022, the demand for residential PV has also been on an upward curve and, when choosing residential solutions, brand recognition and service capability are usually among major factors to be considered.

JinkoSolar has introduced its new generation SunTera liquid cooled utility-scale energy storage system at the 2023 edition of China’s Energy Storage International Conference and Expo in Beijing.

LONGi has attended a conference on international industrial cooperation (CIIC) and the co-located China Machinery and Electronics Show (CMES) in Singapore, where its general manager for SE Asia, Dennis Guo, introduced the company’s Hi-MO 6 modules and green energy solutions to dignitaries including the Chinese ambassador to Singapore, the vice president of the CCCME and the Singapore minister for commerce and industry.

LONGi and the Sopowerful Foundation have announced the launch of a solar power system in the township of Linthipe, in Malawi's Dedza region, with the country’s Minister for Energy, Ibrahim Matola, and its Deputy Minister for Education, Nancy Chaola Mdooko, both attending the inauguration ceremony.

Nanjing-based C&D Clean Energy has announced a strategic partnership with T Dinamik, a Turkish renewable energy investor and trading company, and KSTAR, a leading Chinese brand in PV inverters and accessories. Under the agreement, C&D will provide supply chain services for T Dinamik with KSTAR’s string inverters and accessories in 2023, with the Turkish company also being appointed KSTAR’s exclusive local distributor.

DAS Solar has announced that its N-type modules have received French carbon footprint ECS certification, a requirement of the French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) for all photovoltaic products with a capacity of 100KW or above that enter the French market.

Datang Huayin Electric Power has released comparative power generation data collected from its 200MW project in Loudi, in China’s Hunan province.

Trina Solar and Al-Raebi Trading have signed a 5-year partnership agreement for the supply of 500MW of n-type modules for the Yemeni market, following on from a 40MW module deal last year.