Industry Updates

LONGi has announced the signing of a strategic framework agreement with leading Mexican renewable energy company Solarever for 300MW of high-efficiency distributed generation solar modules.

Against the backdrop of the current global energy transformation, with countries around the world looking to embrace a low carbon future by adopting renewable energy solutions, Wuxi Autowell Technology (ATW) continues to provide its range of high-end intelligent manufacturing solutions to key players in the PV and ESS sectors.

Sineng Electric has announced its participation in Albania's 140MW Karavasta solar farm, a project developed, built and operated by Voltalia, which stands as both the largest PV plant in the Western Balkans and the country's first utility-scale plant.

JinkoSolar has announced that S&P Global's latest Corporate Sustainability Assessment ('CSA') rankings place the company in the leadership position in the mainstream photovoltaic industry, based on its excellent environmental, social and governance ("ESG") performance.

Suntech has announced its successful bid in a tender for distributed residential projects issued by the Inner Mongolia Nur Energy Development Company.

Runergy New Energy has been recognised as an 'Overall Highest Achiever' in the latest PV Module Index published by the Renewable Energy Test Center(RETC), following rigorous testing in which the company was among top performers in the areas of quality, performance and reliability.

Suntech has announced the signing of a landmark framework agreement with leading APAC renewable energy company Vena Energy, Powin, a platform provider for integrated storage solutions, software and services and REPT Battero, a leading battery cell producer for energy storage systems, for the expansion of Indonesia’s renewable energy supply chain.

HOYPOWER has announced that it has officially commenced construction of a 10 GWh energy storage system manufacturing base in Lishui, China.

Energy storage system provider Hoypower has announced that it has received certification of its products to UL 9540A, UL 1973 and IEC 62619 safety standards, representing a significant milestone for the company and underlining its commitment to provide safer energy storage technology for its customers.

Trina Solar has begun the delivery of 463.18MW of its Vertex 580W modules to the Xigu and Xieka hybrid hydro-solar power plants in China’s Sichuan province.