Industry Updates

A solar-storage power station in a desert region of northwestern China, deploying 1.3GW of Trinasolar Vertex N modules, has been connected to the grid.

LEAPTING has completed the first commercial installation using its ‘Automatic Navigation PV module mounting robot’ in the Australian state of New South Wales,  achieving the installation of nearly ten thousand modules, while significantly reducing the original construction schedule.

Headlining the company’s booth will be the Kunlun Series G12-132 module, an ultra-high bifacial product optimized for vertical PV installations.

GoodWe’s participation at this year’s Intersolar Europe will be based on the theme of  ‘When Solar Meets Storage’, illustrating the synergy between solar and storage at the heart of the company’s innovation and showcasing its latest progress in its transition towards a comprehensive smart energy solution supplier.

LONGi Solar has finalized a transformative agreement to supply over 100MW of its Hi-MO 9 modules for a utility-scale solar initiative spanning the Latin American continent.

TCL Solar has taken part at Korea’s Green Energy Expo event in Daegu, showcasing its cutting-edge solar technologies including industry-leading shingled, TOPCon and BC modules.  

An agrivoltaics power plant on the plateau of Guizhou province, southwestern China, has been connected to the grid using Trinasolar Vertex N 720W series modules.

LONGi has announced another significant breakthrough in solar cell R&D, with its  independently developed two-terminal crystalline silicon-perovskite tandem solar cell achieving a conversion efficiency of 34.85%, certified by the U.S. National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).

LONGi has announced the signing of a collaboration agreement involving  knowledge transfer in the recycling of PV modules in Colombia with OCADE, a local  company specializing in the management of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).

Huasun Energy has been named among the officially shortlisted candidates in China’s National Petroleum Corporation’s 2025 centralized procurement project for PV modules, totaling 9.6 GW.