Industry Updates

Runergy has announced that its N-type PV modules have received PPE2 carbon footprint certification from Certisolis, the exclusive laboratory authorized to certify the energy performance of PV products by the French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE).

Huawei Digital Power APAC has hosted a FusionSolar Smart PV Technology workshop to discuss the importance of safety standards for solar roofs, the event bringing together more than 40 experts from organizations including the ASEAN Centre of Energy (ACE), Engineering Institute of Thailand (EIT), Energy Research Institute of Nanyang Technology University (NTU) Singapore, the Malaysian Photovoltaic Industry Association, TÜV Rheinland and LONGi Green Energy, to explore the latest developments in solar roof technology and emphasize the importance of adhering to safety standards.

DMEGC Solar has announced that it has received ‘Acknowledgement of Manufacturer’s Laboratory Competence’ from TÜV Rheinland, endorsing its excellence in PV module R&D and quality control.

JA Solar has shipped its cutting-edge DeepBlue 4.0 Pro n-type series modules to a 48MW project in Bangladesh contracted by the Norinco International Corporation, representing the country’s first foray into large scale n-type developments.

Trina Solar has announced the successful completion of New Zealand’s Kohirā solar farm, the country’s largest to date, in collaboration with Lodestone Energy.

Guo Qi, product manager within Trina Solar’s tracker division, was keynote speaker in a webinar in March and expressed the view that the Vanguard 1P tracker is a perfect match for the company’s Vertex N 720W series modules.

The China Green Development Investment Group (CGDG) has announced Huasun Energy as the successful bidder for its 2024 centralized procurement tender projects, thus clinching the group’s annual procurement of heterojunction (HJT) modules.

LONGi has launched its groundbreaking Hi-MO X6 bifacial dual-glass module at the 19th edition of China’s  International Solar Energy Utilization conference in Jinan.

JinkoSolar has announced a partnership with Thailand’s Gulf Energy, as part of which it will  deliver 3.5GW of its state-of-the-art Tiger Neo N-type modules.

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