Industry Updates

JA Solar has announced a further extension to its cooperation with distributor Exel Solar, following several years of successful collaboration in the Mexican market since JA first entered the country in 2016.

LONGi has announced a new world record conversion efficiency of 26.12% for its p-type silicon heterojunction (HJT) cells.

Growatt has showcased its wide portfolio of energy storage offerings at the RE+ event in Anaheim, California, incorporating on-grid solutions for residential and C&I use, off-grid solutions and a portable power station.

Zonergy has made its debut at RE+ 2022, North America’s largest solar energy exhibition, showcasing its range of grid-connected and energy storage inverters, systems and portable power supplies.

LONGi has taken part in the 2022 edition of the ASEAN sustainable energy week in the Thai capital Bangkok. The event brings together leading experts to share, in a series of seminars, their in-depth knowledge on the role of renewables in the energy transition and the ultimate goal of carbon neutrality. 

Andorra’s FEDA Photovoltaic Park has commenced operations, providing a new case study for European utility companies working in mountainous regions that present unique complexity. Across southern and eastern Europe in particular, where high altitudes are more common, solar parks need to overcome installation challenges and secure extra-reliable components.

C&D Clean Energy has announced that it is to supply Turkey’s Cengiz Energy with 200MW of solar products under a newly signed supply chain partnership. The arrangement will involve the delivery of 160MW of Tier 1 modules and 40MW of KSTAR inverters over the coming three months.

Hoymiles has released a new next-generation line of hybrid inverters, expanding the company’s portfolio of advanced energy solutions.

LONGi took part in the recently concluded 2022 edition of the Future Energy Show Philippines in Manila, showcasing its portfolio of products to more than 4,000 visitors to the exhibition. 

The village of Bamba is a 10-hour drive from the Zambian capital of Lusaka. It is home to a micro-grid PV plant which, once on grid, will deliver uninterrupted power to an entire village hitherto without electricity. It is one of more than 400 such plants developed across Africa by Huawei, bringing power to remote rural areas.