Industry Updates

Sungrow has announced a new partnership with wholesaler Krannich Solar, to distribute the company’s broad product portfolio in Europe.

The German PV technology company Robert Bürkle has obtained a first instance judgement in its favour before the Chinese Intermediate People's Court in Hefei, China, against the Chinese manufacturer Qinhuangdao Visual Automation Equipment Co., Ltd. ("Visual").

LONGi named “Top Performer” by PVEL for fifth consecutive year and “High Achiever” by RETC for the third time

Risen Energy has announced that it has been granted French carbon footprint certification for its products, a significant step in the company’s globalization strategy.

During last week’s SNEC 2021 exhibition, JA Solar introduced the DeepBlue 3.0 Pro, its new generation high-efficiency module, attracting significant attention from visitors to the event. The module is the latest addition to the company’s DeepBlue 3.0 product line following the release of DeepBlue 3.0 Light in March.

With the theme of “Leading power digitalization for a zero-carbon and smart society”, Huawei Digital Power presented its zero-carbon, all-scenario solution at SNEC 2021. As a leader in the global PV industry, Huawei is contributing towards solar becoming the main energy source in creating a greener world.

German manufacturer AE Solar has launched its next-generation ‘Thunder’ series of PV modules, for which it claims a highest efficiency of 21.3%, greater than that of competing products from any of its German counterparts.

Despite COVID-19, SNEC 2021 received record high visitor numbers and continues to be one of the key international solar trade shows on the event calendar. As a result, new products launched at the event reflect trends and developments across multiple markets.

LONGi has consolidated its leading role in R&D innovation in the global PV industry by setting new cell efficiency records for N- and P-type TOPcon and HJT. The company announced in April its record of 25.09% for N-Type TOPCon solar cell efficiency and, one month later, testing at the Institute for Solar Energy Research (ISFH) in Hamelin, Germany, has confirmed that the conversion efficiency of N-type monocrystalline bifacial TOPCon solar cells developed at LONGi’s Cell R&D Center has now reached 25.21%.