Industry Updates

Cell and module manufacturer SolarSpace has announced the launch of the first phase of a new 5GW factory for the production of high-efficiency cells in Laos' Saysettha Development Zone.

GoodWe has announced the completion of the 10.95MW Citra project, a PV plant located in Perak, Malaysia

SEG Solar has announced the signing of a license agreement with US based Erthos, a major player in solar technology innovation.

DAS Solar has announced a strategic cooperation agreement with Q Energy France for the supply of 75MW of its high-efficiency modules for a floating PV (FPV) project currently under construction on the site of a former quarry in the country’s Haute-Marne region which, once completed, will be Europe’s largest project of its type.

The 2023 edition of SNEC’s international energy storage conference and exhibition will take place in Shanghai between October 31st and November 3rd, with a focus on technology, equipment and applications.

JA Solar and TÜV Rheinland have reported the results of a one-year energy yield test at the national outdoor yield test base for PV products in Qionghai, Hainan, China. The test aimed to study and verify the power generation performance of different types of module, especially n-type and p-type modules.

Astronergy has  announced that it has received the world’s first IEC 61730-1:2023 and IEC 61730-2:2023 PV module certification from TÜV Rheinland, underlining  the company’s outstanding performance and innovation in PV module R&D and manufacturing technology.

Huasun Energy has announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tayyab Group of Industries (TGOIs) and the EPC contractor Enervetic Technologies for a 20MWp solar power plant in Faisalabad, Pakistan.

Maxwell Technologies and Huasun Energy have announced the signing of a strategic cooperation frame agreement, under which Huasun will place orders for no less than 20GW of HJT NBB module stringer equipment in stages over a period of three years, the first order for 5.4GW having already been signed off. 

The Tacheng project, the largest in Xinjiang, was constructed by China’s Huadian corporation as part of a large-scale, digital and multi-energy complementary clean energy base to generate green electricity and carry out PV-assisted desertification control.