Industry Updates

LONGi has announced the appointment of Ross Kent to the newly created position of General Manager for the UK and Ireland, where he will be responsible for leading the company’s distributed generation and C&I business.

As a professional cell manufacturer, JTPV has pioneered the ‘JT Inside’ brand concept.

Trinasolar’s factory in Yiwu, Zhejiang province has been awarded 2023 four star Zero-carbon factory (Type I) certification by TiGroup for the second time since it became the PV industry’s first zero-carbon factory last year.

JinkoSolar has been included in the latest 2024 Fortune China Tech 50 list, underlining its robust R&D capabilities and outstanding achievements in technological innovation within the PV industry.

DMEGC Solar has announced the supply of 940MW of modules for a Fishery-PV project in China’s Jiangsu Province. 

SC Solar has provided a turnkey solution for Uzbekistan’s first automated PV module production line in the city of Nukus, a high profile project recently visited by the country’s president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev.  

SOFAR has announced that its cutting-edge energy storage systems have been awarded subsidies from the Japanese government, underlining the company’s pivotal role in pioneering sustainable energy solutions and enhancing disaster resilience for small and medium-sized businesses in vulnerable regions.

AIKO and the Brunel Solar team, known for its engineering expertise in solar car racing, have  announced a strategic partnership for the 2024 Sasol Solar Challenge, a collaboration bringing together AIKO’s state-of-the-art solar cells and the Brunel Solar team’s cutting-edge solar car design, setting the stage for a powerful synergy in one of the world’s most challenging solar-powered competitions.

Solis (Ginlong Technologies) has announced that it has been ranked number 1 for global residential inverter shipments in the latest Wood Mackenzie inverter market share report.

JA Solar has developed a distributed PV power system for Libai Group, a leading player in China’s daily chemical industry, to help decarbonize its factories, with the project’s first phase, with a capacity of 3.7 MWp, completed and connected to the grid.