Industry Updates

Sungrow has announced that it is to partner with Statera Energy, an independent power producer and market leader in the provision of flexibility to the UK grid, on a 362 MW/391 MWh energy storage project. The first phase of the project was grid-connected in Q1 2022, with the remaining elements to also be brought online during this year.

JinkoSolar has announced it will supply 100MW of its n-type Tiger Neo solar modules for a Guangdong Energy Group project located in Huizhou, southern China.

GoodWe has officially announced its inclusion in the FTSE Global Equity Index Series, with its results coming into effect after stock market closure on March 18.

Gamesa Electric has announced the signing of an agreement with Australia’s APA to supply its PV 3X series inverters to the Mica Creek solar project that the customer is developing in Queensland.

Sungrow has announced that it has joined the EP100 initiative, committing to completing deployment of its energy management systems by 2028 and increasing its energy productivity by over 35%, with 2018 considered the base year.

Trina Solar has announced that it has been awarded  a 40MWac solar project in Kampong Chhnang province, central Cambodia, as part of a tender for a national solar park project launched by the country’s public utility, Electricité du Cambodge (“EDC”).

Adhering to its core concept of ‘Customer Value First’, LONGi continues to ensure that quality practices are incorporated at every stage of production and application, so as to achieve the dual enhancement in LONGi brand equity and customer satisfaction. With this in mind, the company has introduced a new system known as ‘One Module One Code’, which attaches a specific anti-counterfeiting QR code to each of its modules. This represents major progress in the smart management provided by LONGi Lifecycle Quality. 

JinkoSolar has announced that its first Tiger Neo 470 watt panels have arrived in Australia and have been released to launch customers in a 60 cell format, as part of a planned introduction of a full range of modules incorporating 54, 60, 72 and 78 cells.

Sungrow has announced the signing of a contract with Afcon to supply its latest liquid cooled energy storage system solution for a 16 MW/64 MWh project in Israel. As the country’s largest standalone energy storage plant, the project is set to be integrated with the Dalia power station, Israel’s largest privately contracted power plant.

The difference in economic performance between JinkoSolar’s N-type high-efficiency module (182N-605W) and other mainstream high-efficiency modules of the same class in the market (210P-650W）has been under simulation analysis by TUV Rheinland to determine whether the final return meets the needs of investors and project developers.