Industry Updates

Red Solar has taken part in the 2024 edition of the Solar Show Africa in Johannesburg, showcasing its innovative PV modules and technology solutions. 

KSTAR has taken part at the 2024 edition of the influential Solar Solutions in Amsterdam, showcasing its cutting-edge products as gold sponsor.

TrinaTracker has signed a supply agreement with Zhejiang Thermal Power Construction (ZTPC), a subsidiary of China Energy Engineering Group, under which it will provide 200MW of its Vanguard 2P trackers and supporting Trina Smart Cloud monitoring platform for a project which is part of a national large-scale wind-PV based project owned by Dongying Huiyang Clean Energy, with ZTPC acting as EPC. 

Anker Innovations has announced that it has received four key certifications from the CSA Group for its SOLIX X1 ESS.

SOFAR has exhibited at the 2024 edition of Solar Solutions in Amsterdam, displaying its   all-scenario PV and ESS products tailored for residential, C&I and utility applications. 

Trina Solar has announced that a 100MW agrivoltaic farming project in Wanning, China’s Hainan province, deploying Vertex N 720W series modules, has been connected to the grid. Average annual power generation of the project is expected to reach 133 GWh.

Chinese solar manufacturer Jinergy has announced the launch of an innovative anti-dust module, featuring a unique frame design that ensures optimal load performance.

Inverter manufacturer Hopewind has announced the signing of a European distribution contract with CNBM Germany,  focusing on the promotion of its C&I solar solutions, certifying at the same time Bisoll as its first professional MW EPC in Europe.

JA Solar has announced the delivery of the first batch of 5.2MW of modules under an MOU agreement with SK Group subsidiary, SK E&S, for a total of 200MW of n-type modules.

In October last year Astronergy was awarded the supply contract for the DEWA VI project in Dubai, a joint development between Masdar and DEWA (Dubai Electricity and Water Authority), under which it would supply 1,800 MW of its ASTRO N5 n-type TOPCon PV modules for the sixth phase of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum solar park, one of the largest single-site solar parks in the world. Once operational, the sixth phase project will increase the total power production capacity of the park to 4,660 MW.